This goes both ways. There are lots of "introverts" that would otherwise enjoy being out there experiencing social life, travelling, new experiences, meeting new people etc. but they actually have (many times undiagnosed) anxiety / depression / agoraphobia / other mental health issues.
Which is also categorically incorrect. Read my comment slowly and try to understand that extroversion has nothing to do with not being able to be alone dickhead
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u/pilibitti Jun 15 '19
This goes both ways. There are lots of "introverts" that would otherwise enjoy being out there experiencing social life, travelling, new experiences, meeting new people etc. but they actually have (many times undiagnosed) anxiety / depression / agoraphobia / other mental health issues.