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You can tell who the introverts and who the extroverts were during the pandemic. For those that got to stay at home:
Extroverts: "My mental health is crumbling! I'll never be the same after this. Literally the worst thing that's ever happened to me!"
Introverts: "I just beat a handful of games in my backlog, read 4 books, started learning how to make Chinese food at home, and I just started learning Spanish on Duolingo. I'll never be the same after this!"
Is there a third thing besides extroverts and introverts? Because I hate being around people and I also hate being alone.
Maybe just don't try to to label yourself then, that's great actually
I'm the opposite of you. I like being alone and I like being around people.
Based on my quick Google search, it seems like ambivert more closely resembles your situation than mine. I may in fact be a fourth thing, which doesn’t even have a name: ;_;
Depressed? Antisocial? Grumpy?
In case you actually care, you might look up what those terms really mean. It's not always simple and takes some effort to understand your own nature. A lot of people don't bother or care.
Otherwise the advice of not trying to label yourself too much is good.
Welcome to the world of ambiverts! Not always a fun place to be hahaha
Ambivert maybe?
Avert.
As an introvert, I did a lot of things like that. But the tendency to be online more during that time started to result in depression. I don't have many friends but I do have close friends. Not seeing them kinda ate at me. Things still feel weird.
I never stopped Duolingo. Started in Day 1 of the lockdown and I'm over 1100 days in a row.
Also learned that I have a passion for cooking. I've been learning all sorts of fun recipes. :)
I'm introverted but I also hated being trapped inside for months. Am I a freak?
Right? I don't know what those people are smoking but it's cool to be able to meet my friends a few times a month and grocery shop normally. Being stuck inside too long makes you go funny in the head.
Guess it depends on how strongly introverted you are. As a strong introvert, I absolutely enjoyed time spent at home; besides general lockdown, I've been through three of the strict 2-week isolations (twice as contact person, once as a COVID carrier), and those were amazing times!
I'm an introvert who was afraid to do things I wanted to do outside the house. You are not a freak.
I thought it was more like:
Introverts: Nothing has changed.
I've historically been rather extroverted but has spent the last decade doing WFH and years leading up to the pandemic doing so without any of my previous friends group nearby. For me, nothing fundamentally changed, except for managers trying to pressure me into going into the office and be telling them "no".