I think the success of an introvert/extrovert relationship depends on the level of introversion/extroversion of the people involved. Extremes on either side of the spectrum will not work out. I am extremely introverted and my boyfriend is moderately introverted and it's still a struggle. Even though he understands my need for alone time and he has that need too, I require wayyyyyy more than he does and it creates a lot of friction. He has close friends and wants me to come be a part of the group, but it always feels like such a chore and I really don't enjoy hanging out even though they're lovely people. I don't know if our relationship will last.
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I think the success of an introvert/extrovert relationship depends on the level of introversion/extroversion of the people involved. Extremes on either side of the spectrum will not work out. I am extremely introverted and my boyfriend is moderately introverted and it's still a struggle. Even though he understands my need for alone time and he has that need too, I require wayyyyyy more than he does and it creates a lot of friction. He has close friends and wants me to come be a part of the group, but it always feels like such a chore and I really don't enjoy hanging out even though they're lovely people. I don't know if our relationship will last.