There was some good stuff by chief on this point around here a couple of months ago, can't find it having had a quick skim but try and find it in one of the forums.

Basically, it depends what you mean by introvert or extrovert. If you mean shy or not shy, then yes it matters. Shyness isn't attractive. If, however, you mean it in its proper meaning closer to quiet vs loud and brash, then no it doesn't matter. A quiet confident guy can have just as much success as a loud confident guy. Different ways of going about things, but it won't hinder results if done properly.

Great points.

I'm not a shy guy. I'm kinda in the middle, i guess. Just thought about what girls like/want, prefer.

There is not one single blueprint for all women. That is why it is better to refine your own personal game so it is flawless to any type of women.

I disagree with some of the posters here in that I think all women prefer extroverted men including the introverted ones.

One of the biggest challenges that a lot of men face is acting like an extrovert because they see people acting extroverted and assume that it's something they were born with. Well I think every kid is usually shy and reserved on the first day of skill regardless of how "extroverted" they appear when they're put into a familiar situation.

I think it's more likely to suggest that everyone starts as an introvert and only becomes an extrovert if the situation they're in requires them to be an extrovert. When you try to pick up women, you become an extrovert because it doesn't work any other way. Women prefer extroverts because extroverts exhibit stronger male polarity which turns on their attraction signals. On a subconscious level women are all turned on by the same things and being an extrovert makes these things more apparent.

On a subconscious level women are all turned on by the same things.