AutomaticGiraffe

Original, now turned personal account

New main account: @autogiraffe

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Welp I finally pulled the trigger and made this my official side account

I'll be trying to migrate all my activity to the new @autogiraffe, so if you wanna keep up, please go follow me over there!

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Over two years later, and I'm still in sensitive content jail, lol

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Boo!

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@SluttyHydra Ouch ><

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Updated question: Which do you consider yourself more of?

1) Extroverted: Recoup lost energy via social situations
2) Introverted: Recoup lost energy via being alone

*note that this isn't about how shy/not shy you are*

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@MChuchote lol fair

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@Bryce_R_M From what I understand, most people are somewhere in the middle. Sa'll good

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@l_TrainerRed_l For sure, always nice to talk to people and it not devolve into incoherent shouting for dominance. You have a good one mate

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Question, do you consider yourself more introverted or more extroverted?

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@Moon20Knight lol yeah that sounds pretty introverted

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@shitpost340 It's rather common for introverted people to be very sociable and good at parties. It's more like, do you go to a party and feel more invigorated after, or do you feel exhausted and just wanna disappear for a week

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@Utsugari Aw, don't do that to yourself

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@tippydoodles Hey it's cool. Also remember that this is a twitter poll. It's possible that extroverts just spend less time on twitter or some other confounding variable

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@l_TrainerRed_l I just don't believe human nature necessarily relegates people to ignorance nor that we should just give up on expanding people that are ignorant

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@l_TrainerRed_l We'll have to agree to disagree then. I think that the general populace should be encouraged to expand their understanding of things. I don't think that these things should be relegated common/academic forever. Things studied by experts eventually become more common place

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@l_TrainerRed_l I also don't think that the separation of academic use and colloquial use is helpful here. Many people use the term the way I do and I think that it will become moreso as we openly discuss it. It seems rather fatalistic to just assume that's how it will be usage forever

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@l_TrainerRed_l It's true, I don't know how many people use the term the way I do, so in terms of the poll you're right, it's not informative at all. I mostly did it half mindedly cause I was curious, but in the future I'll put definitions first so it'll be more helpful

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@l_TrainerRed_l If anything I think it would be an interesting point of discussion to ask people what they consider to be introverted/extroverted so that I could dispel the common misunderstandings

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@l_TrainerRed_l precedent. I think there's plenty of room to broaden the scope and get more accurate usage out of our thoughts and language

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@l_TrainerRed_l helpful ways to categorize our tendencies. Again, most people are somewhere in the middle, like a bell curve.

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@l_TrainerRed_l The common definition is certainly not helpful, where they're essentially synonyms for sociable/unsociable. In my time reading up on the topics, they're completely divorced from that. If you're interested enough, I'd recommend looking further into it since I think they're -