Are you an ambivert? Perhaps various friends note that you're a typical introvert in some situations, while others would swear you're an extrovert based on your ease in some social situations.

If you think that you might be an ambivert, but aren’t certain, see how many of the following statements apply to you. If most of them apply, you’re most likely an ambivert. 1.

If you've ever felt like you straddle the world of introversion and extroversion, listen up. Enter the ambivert—a term not many have heard of, but you might just find it describes you perfectly.

Vaughan says you could be an ambivert if people say you help break up awkward moments and make everyone comfortable. 5. You have a diverse friend group. Ambiverts roll deep.

An ambivert loves to get into it with small and large groups, but they will hit a wall where they need to pivot to a quieter and less stimulating activity, says Alcée. You're perceptive.

Most people have heard of introversion and extroversion and can easily explain the difference. But what is an ambivert? If you have both introverted and extroverted traits, you might be one.

Yet too much time alone fosters gloominess and loneliness.” The key to ambivert happiness, both agree, is finding the right mix of social and solitary. 5. You’re adaptable.

25 signs you're an ambivert. 1. You like going to parties but don’t have to stay until the end. When you’ve had your fill, you’re comfortable leaving.