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I mean there are people like that. As someone teaching at an art university this is something I observe frequently. The caveat being: there are also people who
by atoav 4y ago
I mean there are people like that. As someone teaching at an art university this is something I observe frequently.
The caveat being: there are also people who are the polar opposite, so the global scope of that statement is indeed a bit to broad.
Also consider this: we are social animals, but this does not automatically imply that everything we are doing we like to do in a social setting. E.g. most humans will prefer not to defecate in public. Many people instinctively pull back from society in times of shock, grief or pain etc.
- agumonkey 4y agoTrue loners are rare I believe. There's also a lot of people that "participate" by not participating in social life. I've been truly alone a bunch of times and I realized that my introversion was not desire to not have people around, but mostly a weird kind of mode I was stuck into socially.