Anna LeMind, B.A. 
People often mistakenly use the word ‘antisocial’ when talking about someone who is quiet and aloof. In reality, the word ‘asocial’ would fit better. To put an end to this confusion, let’s compare asocial vs antisocial. Asocial definition Being asocial means not having the desire to socialize, meet new people, and expand one’s circle. An … Read more
Do people often say that you are aloof and distant? What does an aloof personality mean and how can you figure out if you have it? Aloof personality definition An aloof person is someone who is distant, cold, and reserved. It is a person who keeps to themselves and doesn’t express their emotions openly. Aloofness … Read more
Introversion is mistaken for many things: shyness, antisocial attitude, and arrogance. But even more often, it is confused with social anxiety. Let’s compare introversion vs social anxiety and point out the differences. It’s worth mentioning that the two are not mutually exclusive, and you can very well be a socially anxious introvert. However, in this … Read more
The funny chart above has a lot of truth in it – introverts may sometimes struggle to make friends. But even though they can be overly quiet and guarded before they get to know you well, they too like to meet new people and form friendships. If you want to know how introverts make friends … Read more
People often mistake introverts for being arrogant, cold, and antisocial. But in reality, it is nowhere near the truth. Let’s compare antisocial vs introverted and point out the differences so that you can know for sure which of the two you are. Even the definitions of these two words make it clear that being antisocial … Read more