21 Things The Extrovert In Your Life Needs You To Understand

When we're upset, we usually need to talk about it with multiple people.

That's because it's hard for us to keep things inside.

Sometimes people think we're clingy, but we simply love being around our friends like, all the time!

Extroverts aren't trying to be disruptive, but we are known for our verbal outbursts.

Unlike introverts, we sometimes blurt things out which can sometimes make us seem rude or impolite. We promise this is not our intention.

While some people may need to come home after a hard day and be left alone, we prefer to decompress by relaxing with other people.

In fact, it really helps us sort out our problems when we can talk about them and process our thoughts.

We're really not vain or egotistical, it's just that we shine when we're in the spotlight.

It's hard for us to relate to the idea of spending a quiet weekend at home doing nothing.

That's because we become energized and balanced by being around others and interacting with them.

We're aware of the fact that we talk a lot. It's just part of our nature.

We don't always do so well with alone time, although there are times when we need our solitude.

We really love to talk with our hands.

It's probably hard for others to believe, but a lot of us prefer working in groups instead of on our own.

Just because we're being quiet doesn't mean that we're upset or that something is wrong.

In many cases, people expect us to be the life of the party all the time.

We're always being asked tell jokes and be entertaining at the drop of a hat.

We tend to be very passionate about our feelings.

Just because we sometimes act goofy, doesn't mean we're not capable of intelligent, intellectual conversation.

Even though we love to talk, we're also really good listeners.

Having friends and family that let us be ourselves is the best thing an extrovert could ever ask for!