Kind of depends on the person and the context. As long as you respect the boundaries they put down, odds are good you're occasionally more than can be handled but both alleviate the pressure of initiating social interaction and provide the comfort of an actively interested person.

I wouldn't answer the phone in the first place ?

I'm an introvert and I understand what you're saying. I definitely feel like I get claimed by extroverts. To be honest, I usually try to hide. Please don't just drop by or tell me you're coming over without an invitation. That drives me crazy. Lol! Guess it depends on the person, but that's how I feel. On the other hand, I'm a lot more social thanks to the extroverts in my life.

Maybe you enjoy being with introverts because you feel you can control them. (This would be subconscious, I’m not saying you’re purposely doing this). Control over others is enjoyable even though we may not realise what we’re doing.

As an introverted Extrovert I can say from experience that you need to tread lightly with some introverts and respect their privacy or you can find you have run roughshod over them without even realizing it. I like smaller groups of interesting friends in laid back environments because I am the focus of attention and leadership in my professional life and extremely outgoing in that part of my life, so I understand both sides of the issue. Not all introverts want to come out of their comfort zone and not all party animals want to party all the time, sometimes it is just nice to be left alone with a good book or a few good friends in quiet conversation. If you are asking the question then you have probably crossed that line with an introvert, if so then don't worry too much as introverts can be extremely strong in ways that extroverts find challenging but ease up in the future with someone who may have found you too intense. Maybe it was just bad timing but you can always back it up a bit and try again later.

Yes. Especially pretty ones

Because you are a narcissist and they make you feel good about yourself.

I'm an introvert who prefers to be an extrovert. When in the right situation I can be an extrovert, but I'm usually an introvert. To answer your question, you might be freaking some out, but certainly not all of them. Just don't be obnoxious.

they need help to socialize. don't let them get off so easy.

I'm an ambivert. I have one introvert friend and the rest are extroverts.

who knows if they're not honest with you. it's not your problem.

But do they consider you their friend? I personally find very extroverted people so exhausting that I can't put in the time to know them well enough to consider them my friend.