Personality Type #6: The Extrovert

Introduction:

The extroverted character is the life of the party. He feels energized during exciting events, or during active involvement in activities. He loves people, and he flourishes in groups. He obtains gratification from events and people outside from himself. His time is best spent with other people, therefore he often feels uncomfortable when he’s alone. Social interaction energizes him.

Character Quirks:

Outgoing

The Extrovert is a people person. He feels very comfortable speaking to others, and expressing himself. He stands out in a group.

Enthusiastic

He generally carries a certain amount of excitement about events and the people involved.

Self-Confident

This character believes in himself, and he isn’t afraid to share his personality or his opinions with the world.

Assertive

This person isn’t afraid to express his opinion. He’s often certain of his beliefs without any form of proof, and will go out of his way to talk about them. He does what’s necessary without hesitating.

Talkative

The Extroverted character talks quite a bit, and is often the center of attention. He has no problem making conversation.

Active

This character prefers to stay active. He likes energetic activities within large groups.

Easily Bored

Without other people to socialize with, they can start to feel uncomfortable. They get bored fairly quickly, and seek interaction.

Outbound

The Extrovert involves himself as much as possible with the external world.

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