Extroverted (E):
- I am seen as "outgoing" or as a "people person."
- I feel comfortable in groups and like working in them.
- I have a wide range of friends and know lots of people.
- I sometimes jump too quickly into an activity and don't allow enough time to think it over.
- Before I start a project, I sometimes forget to stop and get clear on what I want to do and why.

Introverted (I):
- I am seen as "reflective" or "reserved."
- I feel comfortable being alone and like things I can do on my own.
- I prefer to know just a few people well.
- I sometimes spend too much time reflecting and don't move into action quickly enough.
- I sometimes forget to check with the outside world to see if my ideas really fit the experience.

Definitely me. I love socialising. LOL, I almost cannot stop talking! I prefer to have team-work rather than alone.

I'm actually an "ambivert" (both introvert and extravert) if we're getting technical. Because intro vs. extra is usually thought of as a threshold--i.e. one can only have so much socializing before needing to be alone--it's commonly more acceptable for an extravert to have introverted tendencies instead of the other way around.

That's why I'm classified as an extravert, even though I have a lot in common with introverts. But yeah, that's where "ambiversion" comes in. You should look it up; it's really interesting. :D

(Disclaimer: I've done a bit of research on this subject, haha. Is it obvious?)

^Don't worry, I get it ^^ If you want to the full article, link... It says that 'Everyone spends some time extraverting and some time introverting. Don't confuse Introversion with shyness or reclusiveness. They are not related.'

No, really, ambiversion is a thing. link and link.

I am honestly an ambivert. All of those statements can describe me (except the few friends part) at any given moment. I know that some people can be either intro or extra, but there ~is~ an in-between that was discovered by Jung--the guy who inspired Myers and Briggs. They just chose to disregard it.

Hm, in between really.

Edit: What why did I pick extroverted? I'm 100% introverted.

I'm a little bit of both but mainly this

did you base any of these pics on my MBTI article?

and yes, hardcore Friday-nights-at-home introvert here!

Oh, definitely.

@AudreyFreak: Well, I have read your article and I agree with them, so you and I have the same point of view on this. In fact, at first, I was about to use Anna and Elsa... XD

@audreybrooke: Yes, I believe in you that ambiversion is a thing. But to choose extroverted or introverted, you can see in your personality result, right? Just like you pick extroverted because you are an ENFP. ^__^

^I typically say I'm an E because it's easier to explain that yes, I like to socialize and have a ton of friends, but I also am a deep thinker who seriously needs alone time. It makes more sense to a lot of people that an extravert can also be introverted instead of the other way around.

That and I think the typical "ENFP" description fits me more, most of the time. (I always have to add qualifiers! I almost wish I wasn't an ambivert. Wait, there I go again with 'almost'...) :D And ENFP projects my chosen "image" better for people I don't know.

For sure, I'm 100% introverted

I'd consider myself an introverted extrovert. I'm an extrovert with social anxiety which drives me nuts. But when I'm at my beset, I'm definitely an extrovert

No between for me, always was an I, always will stay as I.

Probably a mixture of both. I say introverted because I keep to myself when large social groups, but with only a couple of people I'm very extroverted.

I definitely both. Because I like to workaround people and I'm ok with knowing a lot of people. But to honest I spend a lot of time alone,maybe more than I should but I like it that way. So yeah definitely both! :D

and don't think I'll change

Oh definitely, I wish that I were an extrovert though.

I think most people are toeing the line of ambiversion.

My teacher from 6th grade (she was also the teacher I disliked the most out of all my other teachers...) made us take a Myers-Briggs personality test, (It's not actually much of a test, anyways) as well as others. I guess back then I was Extroverted, and I don't really remember the rest. But I went to the website here: link

I'm not sure wether I'm INTP or INFP. I'm kind of onfused for the intuitive and sensing part, I don't know which one I am. I think I veer more towards being intuitive, though. *Another* problem I have is whether I'm so I'll stick with either INTP or INFP.

yup ^^

This has always been the hardest part about MBTI for me: deciding if I'm extroverted or introverted. I want to socialize, but I don't have a lot of friends, and - in real-life - I don't have any close enough that I feel I can always come to and be fully honest with. But when I socialize, there is always a time where I feel tired and decide I want to spend some time alone. I once read that is what characterizes an introvert.

I think I definitely feel more comfortable acting in groups. The hardest part is probably the fourth topic you presented: I act impulsively and harshly a lot of times, without thinking things through. But ultimately I'm a passive person. I only take action around my family, and it isn't always.

On the last topic, I'm definitely an introvert.

Yep!

Don't you mean "You are extroverted / introverted" or "You are an extrovert / introvert"? Typing "You are an extroverted / introverted" doesn't make much sense.

That said, this one. Big time.

I'm at most Extroverted^^

I have so many friends and always hang out with them that it is very hard to be active in fanpop.

I wish I was an extrovert but I'm a full-on introvert.

more of that...my studies convert me in an introvert since i spend more time in front of the computer than anything else