Meet the Otroverts: Scientists discover the personality type redefining what it means to be an outsider
Researchers have identified a new personality type called "otrovert," individuals who crave connection but on unconventional terms. Otroverts feel energized in groups yet alienated by mainstream social norms, resisting the simple classification of introverted or extroverted. This personality type reflects a growing awareness that human personality is messy, providing validation for those who've long felt misunderstood.
Researchers have identified a new personality type called "otrovert," individuals who crave connection but on unconventional terms. Otroverts feel energized in groups yet alienated by mainstream social norms, resisting the simple classification of introverted or extroverted. This personality type reflects a growing awareness that human personality is messy, providing validation for those who've long felt misunderstood.
