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Eh, maybe? A lot of people usually find that one good friend or life partner that they spend most of their time with. If you don’t find those important connecti
by crate_barre 5y ago
Eh, maybe? A lot of people usually find that one good friend or life partner that they spend most of their time with. If you don’t find those important connections, socializing will inevitably become a lonely experience. Groups have always been a disappointment.
I suppose it’s antisocial, but trying to get your dose of social from groups constantly is extremely exhausting in the long run. Way too much posturing all around, and often just observing the dynamics of groups is, again, exhausting.
Just recently I saw hierarchical dynamic where everyone was sucking up to one person. Whatever, i mean, I can accommodate a few of that human bullshit from time to time, but color me antisocial for just wanting to not do that regularly. Socializing is demoralizing at times.
Some of us are really not pack animals.