> I don’t think constantly adapting our behavior to please extroverts is the answer. Helping people understand introversion is a far better approach.
And by "helping to understand introversion" I would suggest to first check your own MBTI personality type and - if possible - let your social partners do the test as well. But as I know Extraverts, they don't give a shit about "deeper" stuff. So the interaction stays superficial and I just stopped caring how they interpret my behaviour.
> I don’t think constantly adapting our behavior to please extroverts is the answer. Helping people understand introversion is a far better approach.
And by "helping to understand introversion" I would suggest to first check your own MBTI personality type and - if possible - let your social partners do the test as well. But as I know Extraverts, they don't give a shit about "deeper" stuff. So the interaction stays superficial and I just stopped caring how they interpret my behaviour.
You can make the test here: https://www.16personalities.com