Very much agreed, when I started out in another 'class' (pretty hard to describe) I made it a point to myself to act extroverted, and I sure as hell had a lot of fun just being active, taking charge, toying around a bit with the teacher and stuff like that. Another thing I noticed, is that, as long as the stimuli continues, I can at least keep up for 5-7 hours. And then come crashing down, feeling soooo low. Sadly my little ruse ended when I had a bad day, I just couldn't keep it up.
I see my little experiment as extremely successful, seeing as it proved I CAN extrovert, pretty much at will (of course, boring people are boring, heh) that it's extremely taxing is just a side effect, possibility=Freedom! :laughing:
I'm naturally quiet and laid-back, just putting in a comment where I feel it's needed, clarifying/trying to explain and generally being nice.
When there i was somewhat daring (Which certainly isn't me!), friendly, open and a lot more 'charmy'. Of course, people I was bothered by, I'd make some random inputs like: "Hey Jacob, I really think you should get a job as a lumberjack, just thinking of you with the axe, and a falling tree makes me happy!", with an added smile :tongue:, and then adding some other 'pictures' of mine, generally I'd do my best to avoid annoying people, now I dared to confront them and actually toy around with them! The joy!

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A future (somewhat close by) experiment is to try and change, as in making it second-nature to be more extroverted, to push my limits and see where I land. The possibilities are endless:laughing:
Some rambling of mine, pick it apart if you wish