Rohit Debanath , studied at SVKM'S NMIMS

Answered May 26, 2015 * Author has 158 answers and 318.5k answer views

I
remember something that I read about introverts having their own
beautiful world inside their head and preferred to keep themselves from
actually interacting with the outside world too often.
It seems even you enjoy alone time which is good. There is no problem if you don't feel like talking to a lot of people. Just don't force yourself for anything.

Acceptance is the key to most of your doubts. Accept the fact that you really do
not like to mingle a lot. There is nothing wrong with that. In fact
nowadays the personality continuum scale is said to be more towards the
functionality of a person in a particular situation rather than his/her
personality in general. That is how the " Ambiverts " were discovered.

You
maybe an ambivert i.e a personality trait including traits of both
introversion and extroversion. So you may be the life at a party but
would love to have just some quiet time for yourself.
In such a
case try to maintain the equilibrium. Try to understand what you truly
want and why is that you are not able to show any interest. Learn to be a good listener.

Talk to the right kind of people and try not to be around any negative vibes for some time.