>The case of a man of 36 with a cardiac neurosis may serve as an example. He was an obviously extraverted type, and his wife was introverted to a pathological degree. They got a divorce. He then married an extremely extraverted woman, lost his cardiac neurosis, and became a typical introvert with the feeling that this was his true nature. >He was a successful businessman who from humble beginnings had worked his way to the top. His originally introverted disposition was kept under by his hard struggle and energetic will, but had to be married in the form of an introverted wife and paid for with a cardiac neurosis.In the case of 4chan posters, you most likely all identify as introverts and act in such a way, so you should consider the opposite case.What if you are an extravert forcing yourself to live as an introvert due to circumstances and/or trauma rather than a natural disposition? Or do you believe your "original" or "true" type is the same as your current type?
