> If you don't want people to feel pressure to socialize then you need to create a social norm of keeping to yourself. This is the norm for any "outside locale

> If you don't want people to feel pressure to socialize then you need to create a social norm of keeping to yourself. This is the norm for any "outside locale" which does not assume socialization. For example, taking a walk on neighborhood sidewalks, visiting to a park, going to a local library. > It would be nice for that to go away. Pressure such as this originates from within. So to help that pressure go away, one must first embrace that socialization is a choice.