• alapakala@quokk.au
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    2 months ago

    It’s quite the opposite. The fact you didn’t know how Gen Z uses the term «dunbar» today, makes your vocabulary far less limited than mines. Now that I got your exact array of closeness, you’re an introvert with high tolerance to social interaction. Your social battery is far more tolerant to stimulae.

    Extroverts are the exact opposite, they feel alive yapping, mingling, touching, passing tea, doing things in groups. They recharge socializing. Stimulae recharges them. Heck, they love socializing so much, they forget to eat at times, and wonder why they feel so wobbly and shaky.

    In terms of closeness, introverts deepen relationships, while extroverts widen their pools of trust. An extrovert can utterly be cradled by the masses, and introvert faints under public pressure.

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        2 months ago

        Thank you for allowing me to express my vocab, fellow grammarian. The fact you felt “lectured” also demonstrates your limited tolerance to accept new words and lingo extroverts easily add for their new found dictionary.
        DYK most extroverts don’t know how to “Google” or look words in dictionaries? They usually have 6-10 people they call up and “hey ala, what’s the word for that scene where penguin dous that thing to seal and like ‘wuammo!’?”

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          2 months ago

          It’s pretty amazing how many incorrect assumptions you are making. Most people would just let the other person tell about themselves.