When you find something new, you'd rather gather people to do it together than try it alone.
You're the first to post "Let's go do this this weekend" in the group chat, and thanks to you, the people around you get to try lots of things they never had.
You give everyone new experiences. But often, just as people are starting to enjoy it, your interest has already moved on to the next thing.
What you're good at
You lead people into new experiences. You're drawn to the unfamiliar and you're good at bringing people together, so around you, people end up doing things they'd never have tried alone.
What you often hear
- “Hanging out with you is never boring.”
- “What is it this time?”
What wears you out
Trying something new all on your own takes the fun out of it. You keep thinking how much better it would be together, and with no one to share it, even something new is only half as fun, so you lose interest quickly.
For the people around you
You keep finding new things for the two of you to do. But because you're always looking for the next thing, the other person thinks, 'But I'm still enjoying this,' and may feel you aren't paying attention to what you're doing together now.
Worth trying
Keep doing one thing you started together until the other person gets tired of it. You're already good at starting new things, so sticking with one thing together for a long time is what brings you closer.