Micky my first house rabbit (a conti giant) was just 10 weeks old when I got him, and he was a total extrovert!
Thomas the 2nd house rabbit was 4 months old and not much handled, and is still very shy with people he does not know.
But both bunnies where very loving and soft and knew how to stretch out and go to asleep in front of a blazing fire!

All bunnies have different characters, some are shy, some are nervous, some are extrovert, as with any pet, they are all individuals, and need treating as such, but the more time you spend in there company, the more there characters will come out and the more rewarding and amusing they will be.

Micky my first house rabbit was a total extrovert, He had his twitchy nose anywhere he could get it - he would help my with the shopping by removing items and galloping off around the room with them eventually dumping them under the table.
He always sorted the post out for me and I will admit I had to put a guard up to stop him from doing that as he shredded several letters!
He would carry an apple around the room by its stem and canter round and around with it in his mouth making that funny bunny 'erphing' noise.
He used to help me clean out his own litter tray by pinching my scoop and galloping off with it - guaranteeing a game of chase!
We used to order a bag of prawn crackers just for Micky when we had a Chinese, he was a pest at meal times he would end up on your lap if you ignored him.
He thought it was funny if I was asleep on the sofa to come galloping into the room and take a flying leap to land on me, unfortunately he always had his landing gear out when he did this and 4 sets of nails outstretched ready to land was not very nice and if you've seen the Andrex advert, I can assure you the toilet roll does in deed go on and on and on - it goes around and around the toilet up the hall into dining room - around and around the dining table and 4 sets of chairs - around and around the room lots of times - into and out of the kitchen several times and makes a fantastic spider web with one very smug spider (Micky) sitting in the middle - and I forgot to mention the several piles of 'confetti' where he had a major chew up. ( WARNING KEEP TOILET ROLL OUT OF REACH)
The only time I ever saw him lose his cool was when I put a battery operated bunny on the floor he went mad - he pounced on it - he gr.r.r. - he bit it - he rolled over and kicked hell out of it with all 4 feet - I had to rescue it - he hated it - he would have torn it apart.
He always knew when I was going to work - I would do my laces up he would undo them - I would do them up and he would undo them again and again and again.
If strangers came to the cottage he would empty there handbag or suitcase in 2 seconds flat.
he was very loving and would rest his chin on my knees with his eyes shut demanding a fuss.