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I have this quality too and I'm surprised it isn't more common. Maybe people don't like to talk about it because we're worried people will think that we have so
by john-radio 7y ago
I have this quality too and I'm surprised it isn't more common. Maybe people don't like to talk about it because we're worried people will think that we have something to hide.
I don't even like to have conversations about more-than-superficial topics in crowded places. If a restaurant seats me across the table from my dining partner but elbow-to-elbow with random other diners at parallel tables, I will hate it and never return.
- hnick 7y agoYou just made me realise that it might be related to why I like to sit on the same side of the table as my wife when going out (apart from easier food-sharing). I think there's this interplay between privacy and intimacy. I don't want to give too much to strangers but want to get close when I decide to.