Extroverted or Introverted

Depends on the situation, but mostly extroverted.

When I was really young I was Introverted but, things changed when I was high school. It could have been the alcohol that helped out a lot there, but I really can't use that as an excuse. Life, that pretty much did take its toll.

im a lil bit of both. I love being loud when im around with people whom I knew wouldn't get offended but if not, I look at them as if they look weird or something..hahahaha!!

Although I voted Ex, I'm probably more dependent on the situation.

In crowds I sometimes feel alone.

But I can get very quiet in those groups of less than 10 or so.
Nowhere to run and I don't like being probed in public, depending.

Professionally, I have no difficulty speaking up. You can't be a quiet boss. At the beginning of my career, I decided that what really counted was what I said, not how confidently I put it forward. I had a bad boss to thanks for that skill. She was the first bully I ever came across at work.

I also prefer toe to toe, it makes it easier to poke someone in the eye......... Particularly if the debate is not going so well.

Seriously, once you have been taught to fight by a barrister, you never look back.

Court battles undoubtedly.

You don't get the luxury of preparation on the net, though. Any more than a few minutes away from the keyboard and you are counted out.

That's not my problem... I'm just afraid of confrontation if people have a different opinion. I don't share my opinion if it's the opposite just to avoid drama. I will usually just do a little smirk.

Unless I already have an idea how the person would react or treat me (if they can nicely disagree).. then I will say my view.

Otherwise... I don't feel it's worth it to speak my mind if it's going to create issues with someone.

That's coz it is quiet.

But you seem so grounded Heather.
You know, measured, not so impulsive.