Personal Narrative: I Ambivert Myself

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I believe I am an ambivert someone who is likes to be in big groups and socialize and also likes to be independent. I like to be in big groups and be social with a lot of people go to places with a group of friends and hang out. But I do love when I can just sit in my room alone and binge watch Netflix and just be by myself. When I’m with my friends I’m hyper excited and just filled with a bunch of emotions; but when I’m alone I’m calm and relaxed. From time to time I like to just go take a drive alone out to a lake and kind of just sit there and relax, while I listen to the water and the animals and everything that’s around me.

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