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  • Hi Ella. I liked this video. For me I think I am more introverted, but then again I have belived that in a long time, so i probably have created that myself. I liked your coment about talking in the camera because I have had problem with perception of my voice for a long time, dont like the sound of it. Anyways.. you talked about that you where excited to talk to the camera to tell the world about your idea, so it made me think that of course when you have a motive to be extrovert, you become 1

  • You look like Kirsten Dunst.

  • Witty, funny, smart? Wait, these are some weird parties o_O lol

  • Doesn't matter.

  • @MUNT0N lmao

  • what an unfortunate time to have the words "Introvert" and "Extrovert" as a video title, considering the content of this video is awesome.

    anyway - Ella you're awesome. i miss your RB vids.

  • Re: Australian lagerphone, a Phlippine tambourine strung together from bottle caps is commonly found among children carolers every Christmas season. Often trio'ed with tin cans filled with coins that are shaken like a maraca and gratingly disconcordant + monotonic vocals... aaah good times.

    Finally keep up the good work, thoroughly enjoy your videos.

  • Ella, I'm a huge Molly fan, but I like your style...rec. to watch Marlon Brando talk about Sociology - right up your alley

  • everyone has a craving to be liked, sometimes you have to play a role in life in posture I guess, great video

  • Just answer this: Do you get more tired of being alone? or do you get more tired of being with people? (if yes to first, you are extrovert, if yes to second you are introvert)

  • @MexicanJudge

    I get tierd of both

  • @CptCumFace lol.... then i guess you're quite balanced :) (i dont really know xD)

  • The great divide. Class over bland. Grace over boredom. She's got it.

  • I'm an introvert extrovert

  • Ella, I can relate to what you're saying here, because I too consider myself to be introvert/extrovert. I'm primarily an introvert, although at the right parties, I let it flow, like I'm riffing, soloing. Nothing fake about that, I think, because the flow feels good.

    People who think introversion is some sort of affliction amuse me. As if there could be no other possible personality type than theirs. I recharge on my own or in small groups, thanks.

    Speaking of solos, do you like jazz?

  • I am a mix. I can spend a week doing nothing exiting, and at the same time I can get in to a bar fight where stools are being used as a weapons. It all depends on weather conditions and the amount and type of drinks I had.

  • @ArtypNk Well, seems to me you are more at the mercy of the elements than anything else.

  • Yea...I came with my dad to this company meeting where they served food....Loved the food, but not the stuck up extroverted people. My dad introduced me to his friend that's real talkative, and he said right in front of me " WOW! You are so Quiet, how come? Cheer up, smile...enjoy yourself" I told him that I'm an introvert and I like to masturbate alone. :) The shocked look on his face was priceless.

  • I am an introvert that can act like an extrovert.

  • Introversion and extroversion is typically determined by mood and/or environment, the variables involved that determine what side of your personality are many and varied (diet, personal life). Granted your still being you but, in certain groups you mite be more familiar thus you mite show different sides of your personality.

    And about that guy that said "I just saw the real you" nah, he saw another side to you. i agree with you we all exhibit both sides of the behaviour with different degrees.

  • Thank you for this video Ella, it helped me understand myself a bit better.

  • Ella, I had the same thing happen to me. I smile a lot too, I'm a happy person? I was at a dinner with people I had just met and someone in my group noticed at a pause in our conversation that I wasn't smiling. He made a huge deal about it, asking what was wrong.. My mind was simply wandering and I forgot to smile. For the first time I was really aware of my body language. Why does American culture assume something is wrong if you're not smiling? I smile when I want to otherwise I don't.

  • Interesting debate on the introvert/extrovert thing. Is there such a thing as an extrovert? Are they all just people who think they should overcompensate for the fact that they think they are shy? Surely when there's nothing to say it's best to say nothing and when there is something to say you can't stop yourself. I see communication as conveying an emotion.

    If you can tell someone is faking it you can see the real person even when they are putting up a front. They are naked. Love yr vids

  • i think i'm a little of both

  • that is so true! that everyone has different personas...and no one can see the real you just by spending some minutes with you..well that's what i've always thought

  • I don't think adapting yourself to the situation in that way makes you at all fake; certain situations, such as parties, call for certain facets of your personality and i think it's a good thing that you have both introverted and extroverted qualities.

    sadly, i'm a complete introvert. i'm working on becoming more extroverted though.

    and that guy sounds like a pretentious asshole. just sayin'.

    how can some guy you've just met claim to have seen 'the real you'?

  • pay no attention to Froeddy he's only trying to come across as being deep, when in fact he's just being cynical and depressing.

    sincerely,

    an introvert

  • Oh my gosh, I have a 'lagerphone' somewhere in my room! In fact I'm pretty sure my band used it in a gig a few months back...

  • Cute hat :)

  • ack! i've been ___-ed! (i cant think of an action for when someone gives a shout-out to someone on the internet youtubes in a particularly embarrassing/unexpected manner... fill in the blank please.)

  • LOL, your hand gestures are wonderful (L)

    also, ._. you just met the emo-ist person EVER at that party, holy shit, lol

  • Hey Ella, the guy at the party did not see the real you. He was hitting on you in a peculiar modality in which guys try to come across as being deep, when in fact they are just being cynical and depressing.

    The introversion/extroversion dichotomy is fed by the inherent illusion of the Internet. From the viewers perspective you are putting yourself in front of thousands of people, but in practice your talking to a small, impersonal electronic device.

    Enjoyed this video tremendously.

  • Interesting. I'm an introvert. Thank you. Bye.

  • Either way is fine with me. Just keep up the good work.

  • You're absolutely right about people pulling out personalities for different occasions... I think everyone's a little bit of both.

  • These ae the videos on youtube I absolutely like the most. That is, rants with inteligent viewpoints and thus something to learn, in a way.

    So thanks!

    And I ask myself this question quite often actually. I guess I'm an extrovert but then again I don't feel like one, when I'm not with too many people. I think maybe thats just how everyone feels. Mhm.

  • always cute videos...always about good stuff :0

  • I agree with your view of extroversion/introversion, that there always has to be both in personalities exposing themselves.

    Just like you said, even on parties, most set themself in some kind of "presentation mode" to "blend in the crowd somehow". For myself I found out, that the only way to get to know someone for real is in 1on1 conversations. Only then I experienced the wonder of "seeing" the soul and personality of another person and had the faith of showing "the real me" myself ;-)

  • I had felt the terms were kind of useless, but you got me reading about them and it's pretty interesting.

    Seems extrovert means you are more often drawn to interact with what's going on outside yourself, introvert means you are more often drawn to contemplating what's going on inside yourself.

    Looking at your eyes in this video, you seem very balanced, like you pop in and out of both modes easily and often. Perhaps more introverted since you're reflective and an artist.

  • Have you ever been to a meet up? Lots of people not talking to each other with cameras.

    It seems many of the vlogger may have some Aspburger syndrome tendencies which is why it works well fer them.

    BTW, reading just means you are more rounded than many of the troglodytes out there.

    Stay Sweet! <3

  • I go to so many events where everyone spend the whole time Tweeting about the event -- sometimes even replying VIA TWITTER to others who are at the same gathering. ARGH! Just experience life!

  • this was an interesting topic :) i agree with you that around different people and in different situations we often respond in various ways.

    :)

  • Interesting topic, I quite liked the part .. Squirrel!

  • nooooo, dont change the subject to something irrelevant......oooo! Shiney!

    ^_^

    /thinking process while watching the vid.

  • quick! phone the internets!

    haha

  • i wish i was in the lager-phone generation...

  • That guy was totally trying to pick you up. Not that I blame him. :-)

  • I think Rolf Harris is an extrovert .Because hes alway playing with his Didgeridoo in public.

  • Tie me kangaroo down sport - My English teacher in 5th grade used to make us sing that song. She had a very childlike repertoire of songs and a very childlike vocabulary. Even in 9th grade she insisted to call it a bellybutton and not a navel!

  • I know I said on Twitter I'd find the word soon but It will take me awhile to find this word. Probably a couple of days. My Motivational Psychology teacher said she was high in this technical term as she changed how she acted in one social situation compared to another.

    I'll look through my book for that class and get you the term, Hopefully. I remember the class vividly and talking to her about it after class was over. Now I can't remember the term she was using.

  • Yeah, I think I'm a bit of both. Sometimes I can be terribly shy, and other times I can be confident and gregarious. I'm a more confident person now as an adult than I was as a teenager. Back then I'd be quite comfortable to sing and act on stage, but then when I got off stage and had to make conversation, it was a nightmare. So I've always had that extrovert/introvert duality.

  • I have about the same pattern. I can sing my heart out for complete strangers, but a half dozen planets have to align before I can feel comfortable talking to someone.

  • I find a lot of popular YouTubers have two channels. Their main channel is for their "performance" videos and their secondary channel is for their personal vlogs, where they seem to be more themselves and natural. I usually don't subscribe to the main channel because I find they tend to be really obnoxious and fake. Just an observation.

  • Introvert. I generally don't like people;especially in America. They are brainwashed so badly that i can't help but point out their mistakes, which leads to arguments.

  • Personally, i'm 50/50. The more people around me the more extrovert I become, but I can get rather shy in groups of people that I don't know. I highly doubt that anybody can define themself as either one or the other, just like I don't think anybody can define themself as a single absolute. 'The Real You' is a horrible phrase, what the guy actually saw was 'the other you', or one of 'the other you's' Interesting video though. Stay groovy Ella :)

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