Why do introverts seemed worse than extroverts by society?

There are two sides here to think about. One one side, you have the extroverts. They make a presence, lavish in the spotlight and involve themselves. On the other side, we have the introverts. read more

Because "introverts" are "misunderstood"; "extroverts" are loud and jovial. Introverts do a lot of listening and processing; extroverts interact better — and this is what society wants — this is what society expects: "interact" and "share". read more

I would generally prefer to spend time with introverts than extroverts, with only a few exceptions–my husband, my brother, and like 3 of my close friends are extroverts that I love spending time with. read more

Yes, Americans value extroverts much more than introverts. Extroverts are seen as more fun, more likable and tend to have more opportunities. When you apply for a job, having a fun, bubbly, charming personality is pretty much a requirement. read more