These traits highlight the fluidity in personality that comes with being an ambivert, with the ability to shift between introverted and extroverted behavior based on context.
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While you like spending time with friends and family, prolonged social interaction can drain your energy.
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Despite being outgoing in certain situations, you have a deep need for solitude to recover.
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You're friendly and talkative when you feel comfortable with a group of people or in a familiar environment.
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You value deep, meaningful relationships over a wide social network
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You may decline invitations often, but when you go out, you’re fully present and engaged.
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You're able to enjoy a lively party one day and then spend the entire next day alone without feeling bored or anxious.
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Small talk feels superficial and draining to you, but you thrive in deeper.
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People might mistake your introverted tendencies as shyness, but when you’re with the right crowd.
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On some days, you feel extroverted and energized, while on others, you crave solitude and quiet.
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Because you can be outgoing in some situations and reserved in others, people might not always understand where you stand.