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Social people assume they're normal, and so does the study author. I prefer to be alone most of the time. I don't feel misunderstood nor isolated by others; I i
by Maursault 4y ago
Social people assume they're normal, and so does the study author. I prefer to be alone most of the time. I don't feel misunderstood nor isolated by others; I isolate myself. Not everyone, but in general, people are annoying, and worse, people suck. There are plenty of astoundingly good people, but not in crowds. As that great isolated Danish individual once wrote, "the crowd is untruth!" When I do spend time with others, it is usually one on one, with my girlfriend or a close friend. They're aware of my distaste of being around lots of people, and they don't mind. They're social. I don't begrudge their socializing. Also, from time to time, I am active in public theater, on stage, back stage, front of house, wherever, but I don't hang out with actors. They're the worst.
- ricardobeat 4y agoBy definition people who participate in society at large, and end up sharing their views with the rest of society, are normal. That’s the meaning of the word. How much value being normal has, pretty much varies across cultures.
- engineer_22 4y agoPeople who are perpendicular to the ground are normal.
- Maursault 4y agoPoliticians participate in society at large, you really think they're normal? I think you should probably question your assumptions, because regarding people, there is no normal, by definition or otherwise.
- tayo42 4y agoSo if you don't really like people or interacting, what drives you post here? We're people, and a pretty large crowd.