otroversion

However, "otroversion" is defined more as a conscious or unconscious rejection of social interaction. It's not about a "social battery," which I've never experienced myself. Therefore, I'm currently questioning whether I'm "introverted" in the classical sense, but rather whether this new description of "otroversion" fits me better.

I thought I was an Introvert, but I think the new concept of 'Otroversion' is a much better fit. : r/introverts 2026

Otroversion is just autism — more comfortable one-on-one as opposed to group dynamics, feeling like an outsider despite having the ability to make meaningful connections, emotional independence, it’s all just high-masking autism.

Maybe I am an "otrovert"? : r/INTP 2026