Your Type
In the group, you're mostly quiet — sometimes you don't even read messages. But that doesn't mean you don't care. Your feelings for your friends are genuine; you just need more alone time to recharge before returning. Your 'disappearance' worries people, but when you do show up, you're more fully present than anyone. You don't dislike participating; you just connect deeply at your own pace rather than being constantly online.
💡 Did you know?
Psychology research shows that introverts need on average twice as much alone time as extroverts to recover energy after socializing. 'Lurking' behavior in groups is often a natural self-regulation mechanism rather than indifference.
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