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human
CMV: People identify too much with being either an introvert or an extrovert

I think most people are sometimes one and sometimes the other. Identifying too strongly as an introvert means that you miss out on things. Identifying too strongly as an extrovert makes you loud and obnoxious. 

The issue partially stems from people confusing being socially anxious or lacking social confidence with being an introvert. An introvert has no problem talking to people and can be a likeable person but likes to spend time on their own often. A socially anxious person is afraid of social interaction and feels panicked during social situations. The former is not a problem but the latter is.
gpt
How does *identifying* as an introvert or extrovert actually affect your behavior? Don't people define themselves as introverts/extroverts *based on* their behavior? Or are you saying people arbitrarily pick a label and then act accordingly?