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> I don't mind working alone or not talking to anyone else in person for days (except my wife) IMO, there's a huge difference about loneliness between not talk
by tripzilch 10y ago
> I don't mind working alone or not talking to anyone else in person for days (except my wife)
IMO, there's a huge difference about loneliness between not talking to zero people or only talking to one, in particular if that one person is important in your life such as your wife, as opposed to having had a short chat with the cleaning lady in the hall a week ago.
I appreciate that kstenerud was talking about the zero people scenario, and that it's possible to prefer it that way. I think it depends on how well you have the other parts of your life in order?
- sseagull 10y agoI agree. There's certainly a continuum for the desire to be around others. kstenerud is very much at the extreme. But he's not the only one, and there's nothing at all wrong with that.