I hate extroverts

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These threads are making me rage!!!! :m140:
 
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E is for everyone
N is for nutty
F is for f*ck
P is for please

Do you get it? My type is perverted. :P
 
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Since the "I hate Introverts" thread is going strong, I'm reviving this one.

I have an ongoing love/hate relationship with extroverts. I love that fact that what you see is what you get more or less. I hate the fact that everyone else confuses their extroversion with actual knowledge. Two people can stand next to one another, one an introvert and the other an extrovert, even if the introvert has demonstrated to everyone around them that they know more about a particular subject than the extrovert, guess who people think by default is the "expert" in that subject.
 
Lerxst said:
Two people can stand next to one another, one an introvert and the other an extrovert, even if the introvert has demonstrated to everyone around them that they know more about a particular subject than the extrovert, guess who people think by default is the "expert" in that subject.
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I'd say that it pretty much comes down to whoever is surrounding the two, and how much knowledge they posses regarding the matter, and how the extrovert (as well as possibly the introvert) acts in the given situation, possibly even more factors. Anyhow, I'd say that this is very subjective to the given conditions.
 
Elis said:
I'd say that it pretty much comes down to whoever is surrounding the two, and how much knowledge they posses regarding the matter, and how the extrovert (as well as possibly the introvert) acts in the given situation, possibly even more factors. Anyhow, I'd say that this is very subjective to the given conditions.
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It doesn't have as much to do with subjectivity as it has to do with statistics from what I see. Since most people are extroverts, they take comfort in what they know - people who like to talk. You and I might walk into a situation and look for the people who aren't "in your face" about having a conversation but introduce a few "talkers" into the mix and you and I are going to get overshadowed in a heartbeat.
 
Lerxst said:
It doesn't have as much to do with subjectivity as it has to do with statistics from what I see. Since most people are extroverts, they take comfort in what they know - people who like to talk. You and I might walk into a situation and look for the people who aren't "in your face" about having a conversation but introduce a few "talkers" into the mix and you and I are going to get overshadowed in a heartbeat.
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The thing I hate the most is when you completely disagree with what they're saying but everyone else around you agrees.
 
bickelz said:
The thing I hate the most is when you completely disagree with what they're saying but everyone else around you agrees.
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I like this, because then I just bask in my rightness... :m131:
 
The extraverts I can't stand the most are ESTPs. They are "attention-seekers". Sometimes the things they do for attention are disruptive to others. The other extroverts I'm ok with.
 
Tamara said:
The extraverts I can't stand the most are ESTPs. They are "attention-seekers". Sometimes the things they do for attention are disruptive to others. The other extroverts I'm ok with.
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Until you meet that ENTP suffering from Narcissistic Personality Disorder, then your views on your most hated type will change instantly :)
 
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