Coccyx and Calicheesesucks spread false rumors that I am a drama queen attention whore when they are the real attention whores.
This was my response to being called an attention whore. I didn't post this comment to Coccyx or Calicheesesucks but because they are stalkers they took a screenshot of it. I made this comment at Covert Paul's blog and they could have responded to my post but they didn't. Instead, Coccyx posted the out of context screenshot to twist my words. I am banned at As The Disq Turns and can't defend myself from the lies that Coccyx posts about me.
Calicheesesucks added on to that with this comment, https://disqus.com/home/discussion/atdt/trollpoll/#comment-4741182521
This is hilarious because she spends a lot of time on Disqus, way more than I do. The same goes for Coccyx. They are projecting their own feelings of being Disqus attention whores. I have clearly stated over and over that, I don't want the attention of stalkers and doxers like Coccyx or Calicheeesucks. They are obsessed with me. I have told them I don't want their attention and I want them to leave me alone, yet they persist in stalking and harassing me.
Coccyx not only is an attention whore but a liar as well. I NEVER sent Paul pictures of my "tits" yet Coccyx falsely claimed I did to support her false claim that I am an attention whore. It's pretty sad that she has to lie about me to try to gain some credibility. This is why Coccyx is the real attention whore. She lies about me to get attention. That's really sad.
Getting back to if you are an extrovert or an introvert. Most people are a mix of both. I am more on the extrovert side and people in real life want to spend time with me. I like talking and interacting with people. I am a constant student of life and am curious and like to learn from people with different viewpoints.
I took this quiz “Introvert or Extrovert” at
https://introvertdear.com/introvert-extrovert-test-quiz/ and this was my result.
Result: You're more of an extrovert
Extroverts are interested in and concerned with the external world. They gain energy from socializing and being "out and about." Extroverts actually feel restless when they spend too much time alone (or in silence); they're at their best when they can engage outwardly.
When given the chance, an extrovert will talk with someone else rather than sit alone and think. In fact, extroverts tend to think as they speak, sort of "thinking out loud," (whereas introverts like to think first and speak later).
As an extrovert, ideas likely become more "real" to you when you can discuss them with others. You may have a faster pace and cadence to your voice., and you may be inclined to jump into new activities and try them out rather than researching them and deciding in advance what to do. This can be both a strength (taking initiative) and a weakness (rushing into things without thinking them through).
Keep in mind that there is no such thing as a pure extrovert (or introvert), and most people fall somewhere in the middle of the extroversion/introversion continuum. You may even act like an extrovert in one circumstance and an introvert in another. That's normal! And, even if you just "lean" extroverted, it's a powerful thing to know about yourself — because it means knowing which activities energize you and which ones drain you.
