How Much Do We Really Know About Extroversion? Summer comes with a load of social responsibilities which are created both by your friends and yourself. Even if you're an introvert who is perfectly happy sitting at home, you can't help but feel prone to a fear of missing out. I enjoy spending time with my friends and family but can't even fathom booking a social event for each day of the summer. Just thinking about filling in my calendar to that extent makes me feel exhausted. As I was trolling the internet looking for a cure to my FOMO I discovered an interesting article on the subject of introversion and extroversion. As I haven't thought about a segue between this topic and my next as of yet, I've decided to share it with you. Introversion is primarily distinguished from extroversion by a need to recover after periods of social interaction. Introverts feel drained after these periods as they typically respond best to low-risk activities with l