Are extroverts attracted to introverts?

Relationship wise perhaps easier if both are of the same personality type. However, it can be that opposite personality types attract. So you could have two extrovert clubber types that are into the same scene and are the gender other half of each other but not attracted to each other. Myself I'm introvert but often seem to get chemistry with more extrovert girls. This is real difficult as often the girl though attracted tends to pass over me as it is assumed (perhaps correctly) that I would not fit in with her worlds/friends. I understand this but its still sucks and who knows until you try perhaps.

I think its far easier for introverted girls to get with extroverted guys as girls are often thought to naturally be more quiet, its more accepted. Girls tend to get let of more than guys if they aren't quite this or that- the tick box exercise that girls use on guys is not what guys tend to do.Guys will often explain away a bit of poor social skills or objectionable action/position, girls often won't it will be a bone for contention. Not to say dating an opposite as a girl is easy, you'll have the girls wants to sit at home in the evenings watching endless soaps, guy will get tired of it and want to go out with his mates to the pub, girl will moan about it - split up on the cards. However, if your both introvert high chance any children you have may be, ok if born a girls but born a guy - you don't get let off so easy, forming relationships is difficult for introverted guys.

I think girls might think you're not attracted to them since you are introverted, and are therefore less likely to talk to you or ask you out. Do you think for the long term, you won't get sick of going out all the time? and would rather be at home? I mean if you are with an extroverted girl.

Some guys might also think that introverted girls are boring and less adventurous though. I don't know, I feel like extroverted guys would want to go out with the girl all the time and introduce them to their friends.

Thank you for your very long thoughtful response haha

I'm an introvert but I think I'd be better off with an extravert since, well, one of us has to do the talking.

Are they?

I am an introvert and would rather be with someone who is also introverted.

Shows I'm Introverted, lol.

Possibly the above may be the case, its king of annoying when even more extrovert girls sit back and expect the guy to do it all, initiate convo, etc. Though I've even heard that some extrovert girls have difficulty approaching guys they fancy, they get all embarrassed even though usually with everyone else there fine - so they can never get it together enough to approach the guy even though they are extroverted. I think going out with an extroverted girl would probably tire me out a lot unfortunately, wouldn't mind trying though. Possibly in warmer climates easier as going out on a cold raining night is not exactly enticing.

I get the impression that a lot of introverted girls get the idea that if they get an extroverted guy then they will be moving in their circles and become party girls which I think is desirable to many. However, I think they are often misled with this and it doesn't really occur as hoped. Guy just goes out with friends as she does not fit in or enjoy well enough, guy uses girl for sex, short relationships, etc. End result being girl passing over more suitable men that are introverted.

I am more attracted to introverted guys, just because they seem more interesting to me, and I would rather watch a movie than go out with a bunch of people.

Tends to be the way I am, its not that I mind people I'm just not good at social interaction, more so with people I don't know well so can feel out on a limb and not enjoy it as much as a movie. I can get a bit hung over if people talk a lot, think I subconsciously at least follow it all and get tired.

I guess my father was somewhat towards the extrovert, not out and out extrovert but far more so than my mother who is what I would think of as an extreme introvert. He used to say about her that she's no fun, lol as she does crosswords, researches family history, watches documentary or local/historical interest programmes, also a lot of gardening, not much of a socializer at all. So for an extrovert I guess much stuff towards that direction is seen as pretty boring way to live/spend your free time.

I'm an introvert and my boyfriend is an extrovert.

If anything it really helps me to overcome my shyness. He does all the talking and then I don't feel as bad for not talking :P

Used to be an introvert then became really extroverted, dated (and loved) an introvert, she turned into an extrovert and she lost her anxiety, and I turned into an introvert.

God this is complicated