You’ve likely heard of introverts and extroverts – possibly even ambiverts.But what about the humble “otrovert”?In his new book, The Gift Of Not Belonging, psychiatrist Rami Kaminski introduces a new personality type, describing those who thrive in one-on-one interactions, yet feel alienated, uncomfortable and alone in large groups. Neither an extrovert, who’s fuelled by social interactions, nor an introvert, who’s exhausted by them, Dr Kaminski suggested otroverts simply “lack a communal impulse”. Kids who are otroverts might seem mature beyond their years, avoid drama and prefer deep one-on-one friendships to team sports and parties. And Dr Kaminski stresses it’s important for parents to support their preferences to help them thrive.What is an ‘otrovert’?At birth, babies are unaware of anything social. As Dr K