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I noticed that when I am with some people (ENFJ, ESTJ, ESFJ, ESFP), there are often awkward pauses in conversation.
When with some other people (INTP, INTJ, ENTP, ISFJ) there is no sense of awkwardness on either part no matter how long the "pause" in conversation iasts.
ENTP is not an introvert, but is the most introverted of extraverts, as a side note.
Going back to the thread title: in a room full of introverts (two or three), it seems as if there are mutual alone times as opposed to awkward pauses.
What does PerC make of this curiosity?
When with some other people (INTP, INTJ, ENTP, ISFJ) there is no sense of awkwardness on either part no matter how long the "pause" in conversation iasts.
ENTP is not an introvert, but is the most introverted of extraverts, as a side note.
Going back to the thread title: in a room full of introverts (two or three), it seems as if there are mutual alone times as opposed to awkward pauses.
What does PerC make of this curiosity?