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I think for introverts, loneliness comes from the fact that you don't get to spend quality time with close friends, instead you're either all by yourself or sur
by hasenj 9y ago
I think for introverts, loneliness comes from the fact that you don't get to spend quality time with close friends, instead you're either all by yourself or surrounded by people you don't care about.
- nils-m-holm 9y ago> or surrounded by people you don't care about. Or surrounded by people who do not care about you. There have been a lot of people in my life about whom I cared a lot, but most of them did not care (equally) much about me. I have always given them time to develop some kind of closeness, but more than often it does not happen, so in the end I tend to abandon this kind of relationship. It's too painful. :(
- tunap 9y agoI find many are willing to invest sparingly in a facade to retain 'usefulness' for whatever net they gain, while concurrently mocking & deriding my shortcomings... I am socially awkward. This type if disingenuousness feels wrong to me, and as a result, I fail miserably in the 'networking' aspect of life.