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You can miss out on all sorts of things by not speaking up or putting yourself forward.
666Maggotz · F
That’s being shy, not being introverted. There’s a big difference. @SW-User

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@666Maggotz I dont think so
666Maggotz · F
Its literally based on the dictionary definitions


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SW-User
@666Maggotz Well I can just find another definition
Whatever definition you use an introverted person will miss out on opportunites.
Whatever definition you use an introverted person will miss out on opportunites.
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NiftyWhite · 46-50, F
Yes there’s a difference.Ive read books and books about it. @SW-User
666Maggotz · F
That’s why you use the psychology definitions. They’re better.
And not really, I’m an introvert. But I am by no means shy. When I want something, I go get it. I always stand up for myself when people annoy me 🤷♀️ Why? Because I am not shy, I just live in my own head and do not concern myself with my surroundings or other people.@SW-User
And not really, I’m an introvert. But I am by no means shy. When I want something, I go get it. I always stand up for myself when people annoy me 🤷♀️ Why? Because I am not shy, I just live in my own head and do not concern myself with my surroundings or other people.@SW-User

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@666Maggotz That's great for you. I've worked with lots of introverts, and they have definitely missed out on opportunities lots of times.
666Maggotz · F
That’s being *shy* then. Shy people are weak, not introverts. @SW-User

SW-User
@666Maggotz No it's not in my experience.
NiftyWhite · 46-50, F
Read the book Quiet. It’s all about this. Hate to say it but you’re not correct on all this. @SW-User