Do introvert are more happy than extrovert?

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ABC_of_EVERYTHING

Why so upset? 

LegendarySpartan
gf3 wrote:

 my God nobody in these cartoons is lonely at all seems to me like you're the only lonely one around here can you tell me I'm confused get a grip kid

I know how you feel

Kingsgame8

Does this topic have any relevence in chess games??

 

ABC_of_EVERYTHING

If there is a match between introvert and extrovert, who will win? 

blueemu

Do extroverts play open games and introverts play closed games?

ABC_of_EVERYTHING

no chess notation, please 

Chessflyfisher

No. They even tend to more suicidal.

Chessflyfisher
Kingsgame8 wrote:

Does this topic have any relevence in chess games??

 

Probably not.

Gomer_Pyle
ABC_of_EVERYTHING wrote:

But i am still crazy towards girls. Also my brain is not mature

That doesn't mean much. I'm 61 and I feel the same. If you're over 20 then you're an adult. At 20 I had been living on my own for two years, working my way through college. I'm a definite introvert and I'm very comfortable being alone although I like being with friends. I grew up far in the country with few neighbors so cities and crowds bother me. Unfortunately, most of my career has kept me in cities like Boston and Washington D.C. I'm back in the country now and much happier.

ABC_of_EVERYTHING

ok

ABC_of_EVERYTHING

Do introvert are more happy than extrovert?.... by winning a chess game? 

ABC_of_EVERYTHING
blueemu wrote:

Do extroverts play open games and introverts play closed games?

Ofcourse not, chess is a complex game. We cannot break down it into two distinct categories. If that was possible,  everybody would have been world champion. 

ABC_of_EVERYTHING
gf3 wrote:

13 years old is an adult

Jewish tradition

When you can make a baby you are an adult

Is that culture still prevalent?  or it is ancient. 

st0ckfish

Introverts unite!

....quietly and separately in our own homes, of course.

ABC_of_EVERYTHING

I actually don't know the exact meaning of introvert and extrovert 

st0ckfish

google exists for a reason.