So true

The difference is, extroverts feel de-energized after alone time. They require interaction with people, just like introverts require alone time. To an extrovert, interactions with others give them energy and alone time depletes it. To an introvert, it's just the opposite. We process our thoughts and feelings better when we're alone. An extrovert processes feelings by getting input from and interaction with others. Extroverts are the ones asking all their friends IRL and on social media, "what should I do about this situation?" or "tell me how I should style my hair next," or "help me make a decision about..." whatever. Introverts, on the other hand, have no need to do that. We prefer to reflect on our decisions and choices on our own. ...All of which is to say, while extroverts may need some alone time, it does different things for them than it does for introverts, which is what leads to the misconceptions, miscommunication and often the divide between us.