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Introverts are a diverse group of people who prefer to look at life from the inside out. They gain energy through inner reflection and solitude, and they get more excited by ideas than by external activities. As an introvert, you're likely to prefer deep, close relationships to superficial ones. You may enjoy socializing — an "outgoing introvert" — but feel drained afterward. When introverts have conversations, they listen well and expect others to do the same; this tendency toward focused attention is part of what makes social time draining for you. Other introverts habits you may relate to include thinking first and talking later; avoiding phone calls; preferring solo work to team work; and enjoying writing. Writing appeals to introverts because they can express themselves without intrusion — and they can have time to find just the right word. Even the brains of introverts are different from those of extroverts. Introverts are sensitive to the brain chemical dopamine, which means they may feel frazzled in overstimulating or new environments. Keep in mind that there is no such thing as a pure introvert (or extrovert)! Most people fall somewhere in the middle of the introversion/extroversion continuum, and you may act like an extrovert in one circumstance and an introvert in another. Even if you just "lean" introverted, it can be incredibly useful to know where you get your energy and what drains you.
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