do not !!!!

Because we reflect on behavior (our own) and are self critical, I think we have people figured out. We know these kinds of people are immature and lack self awareness.

My thought is that because we spend more time on our own, we have more opportunities to reflect on our own and others' behavior. We're more likely to recognize boneheaded-ness in others and to try to avoid emulating it. My stereotype of extroverts is they spend more time focused on others, so they may not take the time to reflect on what other people do. But that's my naive assumption.

Maybe that's why we are the way we are . We don't want to be like them .

I'm an introvert. I don't like egotists or braggers. But, to be honest, I'm a misanthrope, so there are lots of people I don't care for.

I certainly don't but you don't have to be an introvert to not like egoists or braggarts. In fact, in a way, it is easier to tolerate them if you an introvert because you simply have no desire to engage with them or give them any attention. Whereas an extrovert, or even more so a fellow egoist/braggart, is far more likely to engage and clash with them. It can be like two rams colliding.
Hmm....what POTUS does this remind me of?

I don't know anybody that does like those traits. What I do think is that introverts are less likely to exhibit such tendencies. Not just because we are less desirous of an audience in the first place, but we can see how broken those people are. To have such scant sense of self-worth that one requires constant praise from others is a huge burden that most introverts are spared.

I personally don’t like those traits, but outside of work and family, I don’t know many people...