Introverts

>>17985437
>sometimes being an owner in relationship.

What does that mean? I don't understand.

>>17985444
I guess I could translated it wrong. Basically it's when you are getting jealous when someone is touching or flirting with YOUR person.

>>17985454

I won't be mean because it's clear that English is not your first language. But what you are describing there is being "insecure", not "introverted".

I'm introverted but I'm not so jealous. That's where confidence in yourself and trust in your partner come in. Just saying.

>>17985466
Okay other then that I have a few questions if you don't mind:
Is your girlfriend\boyfriend is introverted or extraverted?
How often do you see him\her?
Did you have happy relationship with an extravert?

>>17985437
You can't generalize introverts or extroverts, people have different personalities.

>>17985437
Introvert and extrovert are really broad concepts, you can't generalise all that easily.

This being said - I'm a huge introvert. I dated extroverts, I dated introverts. It takes some adapting, but it's not so impossible to date either.

I am introverted but I am very personable and people really don't even know that I am. I do well I'm most busy situations and think I actually thrive in them as opposed to being left by myself all day. This being said when it comes to down time I really value being by myself or with a few other persons.

>>17985437
>introvert
awful meme, pushed by a combination of modern faux-psychology and internet shut-ins.

>being alone
everyone does this, it's not exclusive to reddit
>comfortable activities
see the above
>being an owner in relationship
Pimps do this, this is not an introverted thing. It's natural to get jealous when somebody is muscling in on your woman.

>>17985478
Not the person you quoted, but going to try to reply.

>Is your girlfriend\boyfriend is introverted or extraverted?
I dated two introverted guys and one extroverted guy.

>How often do you see him\her?
I saw them all 3-4 times a week according to our other necessities. Lived together with the extrovert.

>Did you have happy relationship with an extravert?
Yes, very.

>>17985478

People I've dated have been more "introverted" than "extroverted", I guess. It's not like I analyzed them.

Longest relationship (and the more "serious" one) was one where we started by talking on the phone every other day, but it eventually dwindled. We saw each other enough and didn't need to keep in touch as much. We did go to the same college and shared classes, though.