EXTROVERTS

Dedicated to: All extroverts

Let's go!
Where to? I'm set
Outside no dey taya u
4 wia? Make I die inside this boring
house?
I be extrovert biko...

We keep our body up and alive by being with other people, spend most of our time with activities and lesser time personally. We think as we speak, to make conversations long and interesting.

Ever active in social situations, get updated easily without missing a single gist.

Being alone all day seems strange, let alone a 'house arrest' without any means of communication. That's "hell on earth."

We are outspoken, and spill out whatever idea lies in us without a second thought.

We have strong belief in ourselves, but could be very difficult to correct. We fight for our rights with all courage and try every possible means to win an argument, even with parents.

We easily express our feelings to anyone and even some of us speak in raw forms, not minding how coded some words should be kept.

So quick in voluntaries, even if we aren't capable, our trial means
a lot.

Whenever you see us out for a dance, take a keen look, and you'll notice some can't dance at all but would still try to move their bodies just to feel among. We believe we can do it!

Even with the little things we possess, we still show off as one with a lot. Being inferior is out of our dictionaries.

We make friends easily and tend to lose some easily without getting much hurt, unlike introverts that would stick to just one person and get hurt after losing such.

To Extroverts: Only if you know what you've got. Think deeply, you are capable of multitasking. Use what you have to bless others. Take note of great extroverts and develop your potentials.

If you are the talkative type, don't use it without manners. Many introverts really wish they have what you have.

To Introverts: We all are humans, forgive them whenever they act rude Or annoying. We are opposite in behaviours. Learn to understand human differences.

What if your soulmate is one?

Each one of us is a character, play your role and work towards perfection.

By: Oluwatosin Faith Kolawole