- You like going to parties, but don’t have to stay until the end.
- You like meeting new people, but not always.
- Short conversations are just fine. You don’t need to spend hours talking to someone.
- You can be by yourself for hours, then join a group for dinner. You’re equally happy in both situations.
- You can go to the movie by yourself or with a friend, and you’d be happy either way.
- You can stay in the back and listen, but will definitely speak up if you have something to say.
- You are comfortable in many different friend groups.
- You socialize a lot, but you still definitely need your downtime.
- At the end of a group dinner with friends, you want to go home and be alone (take a bath, watch TV or read).
- You don’t mind talking to strangers, but don’t feel obligated to do so.
- You’re generally game for any activity, but not for long periods of time.
- You’re not easily embarrassed. Many introverts don’t like to draw attention to themselves. Extroverts are the opposite. You’re in the middle.
- You’re a part of the crowd, but not the centre of attention.
- You definitely like your own company, but don’t want to be by yourself constantly.
- You are pretty even-keeled in most situations.
- Your friends find you stable and consistent.
- When describing you, people would use terms like mild-mannered.
- You’re a good negotiator because you’re an active listener as well as a talker.
- You tend to make friends fairly easily. While extroverts have tons of acquaintances and introverts have a small group of friends, you are somewhere in the middle.
- You can regulate your emotions well. So if you get angry, you tend not to stay that way for long periods.
- You’re empathetic. You are often the one helping a friend or coworker.
- While you have a social life, you also like doing things alone.
- You’re mild-mannered. You’re not the one screaming at a concert, but you also aren’t the one silent the whole time.
- Friends might refer to you as an extrovert with introvert tendencies or an introvert with extrovert tendencies.
- You’re not drained after talking to people.
