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You also adjust to a degree. With a family those longer moments can be as rare as a few times a year. I used to be alone for many hours or days almost daily whe
by coffeebeqn 3y ago
You also adjust to a degree. With a family those longer moments can be as rare as a few times a year. I used to be alone for many hours or days almost daily when I was younger. But I’m doing fine. I really do enjoy the moments of solitude but I guess I don’t need them as much as I thought.
With this “draining” metaphor you’d think every introvert parent is a mere husk
- bityard 3y agoWell, some of us are. :/
- jgilias 3y agoRecognizing that something takes effort doesn’t necessarily imply that the activity is not enjoyable or worth pursuing. I mean, I do see how someone might believe that just because one finds an activity draining they’d strive to avoid it at all costs. But that really doesn’t have to be the case.
- squirtlebonflow 3y agoTrue. Pretty much everything worth doing is "draining"