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How is that preventing you from doing what you want to do more than not socializing does? You're simply being forced to choose between two things you want, bec
by SomeStupidPoint 9y ago
How is that preventing you from doing what you want to do more than not socializing does?
You're simply being forced to choose between two things you want, because you can't do both. That happens even when you're alone -- or at least, I haven't figured out the correct method of writing in my (paper) journal and taking a shower at the same time. Or taking bong hits while swimming. Or napping while playing video games. Or....
This doesn't sound like you're being prevented from doing what you want, when you want -- you just can't do two things you want at the same time. But this isn't unique to socializing.
(It also sounds like failing to take responsibility for your choices so you don't have to deal with being forced to choose between them and can blame Them for forcing the decision.)