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^^^^^ lol. BTW, there's a new classification recognized, the Otrovert. Basically they are pretty social but don't like being around normal people for extended periods, they retreat to recharge. Honest. Anyone recognize themselves here?

Otroversion
is a newly identified personality type coined by psychiatrist Dr. Rami Kaminski to describe people who are "eternal outsiders"—independent, often creative, and non-conformist individuals who do not feel a sense of belonging to any group. Derived from the Spanish word otro ("other"), otroverts are not necessarily shy (like introverts) or craving attention (like extroverts).
Key characteristics of an otrovert:
  • Non-conformity: They do not align their beliefs or behaviors to fit in.
  • Observational Role: They often remain on the margins or in the "other" space, observing rather than merging with groups.
  • Deep Connections:While they struggle with group belonging, they often maintain, and thrive on, deep one-on-one relationships
    .
    • Emotional Independence: They do not "auto-sync" their mood to the group's collective emotional wave.
    • Independent Thinkers: They are often original, resisting trends, popular culture, and conformity.
 
Yoyodyne said:
^^^^^ lol. BTW, there's a new classification recognized, the Otrovert. Basically they are pretty social but don't like being around normal people for extended periods, they retreat to recharge. Honest. Anyone recognize themselves here?

Otroversion
is a newly identified personality type coined by psychiatrist Dr. Rami Kaminski to describe people who are "eternal outsiders"—independent, often creative, and non-conformist individuals who do not feel a sense of belonging to any group. Derived from the Spanish word otro ("other"), otroverts are not necessarily shy (like introverts) or craving attention (like extroverts).
Key characteristics of an otrovert:
  • Non-conformity: They do not align their beliefs or behaviors to fit in.
  • Observational Role: They often remain on the margins or in the "other" space, observing rather than merging with groups.
  • Deep Connections:While they struggle with group belonging, they often maintain, and thrive on, deep one-on-one relationships
    .
    • Emotional Independence: They do not "auto-sync" their mood to the group's collective emotional wave.
    • Independent Thinkers: They are often original, resisting trends, popular culture, and conformity.
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That's pretty accurate for me.
 
Yoyodyne said:
^^^^^ lol. BTW, there's a new classification recognized, the Otrovert. Basically they are pretty social but don't like being around normal people for extended periods, they retreat to recharge. Honest. Anyone recognize themselves here?

Otroversion
is a newly identified personality type coined by psychiatrist Dr. Rami Kaminski to describe people who are "eternal outsiders"—independent, often creative, and non-conformist individuals who do not feel a sense of belonging to any group. Derived from the Spanish word otro ("other"), otroverts are not necessarily shy (like introverts) or craving attention (like extroverts).
Key characteristics of an otrovert:
  • Non-conformity: They do not align their beliefs or behaviors to fit in.
  • Observational Role: They often remain on the margins or in the "other" space, observing rather than merging with groups.
  • Deep Connections:While they struggle with group belonging, they often maintain, and thrive on, deep one-on-one relationships
    .
    • Emotional Independence: They do not "auto-sync" their mood to the group's collective emotional wave.
    • Independent Thinkers: They are often original, resisting trends, popular culture, and conformity.
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Not sure I would classify that as seperate from introverts but it's definitely a profile that exists.

I'm pretty sure when I first learned about extroverts vs introverts, one of the points was that introverts weren't necessarily shy. They could/can socialize just fine but don't require interaction the same way that extroverts do.
 
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