I am a Shameless introvert who can play an extrovert for a few hours at a time. I have friends who are extroverts who I really enjoy spending time with. But, there's a limit. In terms of intimacy, I would prefer someone who has a tendency toward introversion, but who does have her moments at playing the extrovert. Extroverts wear their passions on their sleeves, and sometimes that's inspiring. I'm not great at small talk, but sometimes, I like to play that social game. Dancer is a beautiful thing, and extroverts are really good at it. I think there's a really great place in the social world for both ends of the spectrum. Sometimes, because of my introversion, I feel overlooked. After I think about it for a while, I usually come to the conclusion that's just my personal bias, or insecurity, or whatever. I think it was Friedrich Nietzsche who said that "Mankind is the only animal who reflects upon hitself, and then reflects upon the reflection." Is a Shameless introvert, I can admit that I've spent a nominal amount of time attempting to practice good self observation. That's something that extroverts are not so good at; sinc I think that practice helps one develop better empathy, t's important to me.

Extroverts are fine as long as they understand how introverts work. Compromise, yep I'll go to the party as long as I know when we are leaving. They have to occasionally stay home quietly. An extrovert can help you manage occasions and the trials of travel.It can work if everybody cooperates

I think my marriage partially failed due to the fact I am an introvert and she was an extrovert. Here’s why: I am an introvert working in the corporate world. Around lots of people all day long. My ex worked in the house and some days never talked to anyone. When I came home I wanted quiet and she wanted to talk.
As to the answer to your question it depends. As long as the person doesn’t try to force me into situations I don’t want to be in and is good to me I don’t think it matters

My ideal is probably another introvert, or maybe better would be an extrovert who doesn't have the problem of talking too much (is that an oxymoron?).

My BFF is an outlandish extrovert but she's a riot to be with, she's also my strength when I'm out.

I'm a little introvertish at times... no need to be loud or the center of attraction. I'm much more comfortable with the same in a partner where we focus on each other and not try to get the world to acknowledge our existence.