The term can describe a broad array of possibilities:
1.) Someone who could easily be the
life party... if you could just
get them to come to it.
2.) Someone who came to the
party, lived it up, and then wanted to get the heck alone.
3.) Someone who came to the party, got drained from the crowds, and then wanted to get the heck alone.
4.) Someone who can carry a conversation in a bucket, but prefers not to seek them out with others.
5.) Someone aware that they usually have
fun around others but are happier ignoring that in favor of just being alone.
6.) Someone who is probably glad those get-together plans got the heck cancelled.
Antisocial extroverts may prefer small groups of
friends and/or
family over larger groups, supposing they prefer some people. Though probably capable of making and elaborating upon small talk, they may
hate it. They may feel a pointlessness to social gatherings unless they can somehow "fit in" meaningfully, such as having a role (cooking, entertaining, etc). If not, they most likely feel an outright pointlessness to social gatherings.
Zach: "Joe is such an antisocial extrovert, there's no way he'll come to the party"
Jess: "Let's kidnap him and make me remember he has
fun around people"
Zach: "Ok cool"
