Introversion

Introversion is a personality trait characterized by a preference for solitary activities and deep thinking over social interactions. Introverts often feel drained after prolonged socializing and recharge by spending time alone. They tend to enjoy intimate conversations rather than large gatherings and often reflect on their thoughts and feelings before speaking. This trait is part of a broader spectrum of personality types, with introversion often contrasted with extraversion, which emphasizes sociability and external stimulation. Understanding introversion helps recognize the diversity in how people process the world and engage with others.