Enjoying the company of others while also finding it emotionally draining is such a strange paradox.
Whats paradox about it? Thats akin to enjoying hitting the gym but being physically drained after an hour vor so.
this post was submitted on 28 May 2026
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That's exactly how I feel, and why my mind is always boggled that extraverts gain energy from being around people. It must be caused by brain damage or something. Who would gain energy after working out at the gym (yes I know being active makes you feel like you have more energy but that's days later. I'm talking right afterwards.)
I can only explain it that energy can't be created or destroyed thus our drained energy has to go somewhere, that somewhere are the extroverts.