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Do you think life is as fun for an introvert?

completedit

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BRB can't organise impromptu dates
BRB find social interactions jarring even tho idea of them seems good
BRB never really getting to know people

Introversion is good but life seems funner as an extro

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pgj2015

completedit wrote: »

Discuss

BRB can't organise impromptu dates
BRB find social interactions jarring even tho idea of them seems good
BRB never really getting to know people

Introversion is good but life seems funner as an extro

They probably wont meet as many a$$holes though which is a good thing.

McGinniesta

Yes.

I'm an introvert. Other people annoy me greatly and there is nothing I enjoy more than pursuing my hobbies alone.

TBH, everyone else can f*ck off.

jackboy

completedit wrote: »

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BRB can't organise impromptu dates
BRB find social interactions jarring even tho idea of them seems good
BRB never really getting to know people

The above is not really true. I think you are describing people on the spectrum.

completedit

jackboy wrote: »

The above is not really true. I think you are describing people on the spectrum.

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pappyodaniel

What does BRB mean?

Montage of Feck

Taylor365

completedit wrote: »

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BRB can't organise impromptu dates
BRB find social interactions jarring even tho idea of them seems good
BRB never really getting to know people

Introversion is good but life seems funner as an extro

I'm an introvert and have no problems with any of this. I prefer to schedule things as much as possible and can't stand the flakey stuff. Do it or don't!

Reasons i don't get to know people are either 1 of 2, their assholes or I've never met them.

[Deleted User]

completedit wrote: »

Introversion is good but life seems funner as an extro

Life’s only funner being an extro if your naturally that way inclined I’d imagine..Other wise it would be tedious and not very enjoyable

ChikiChiki

completedit wrote: »

Discuss

BRB can't organise impromptu dates
BRB find social interactions jarring even tho idea of them seems good
BRB never really getting to know people

Introversion is good but life seems funner as an extro

I'm an introvert. None of the above is an issue for me.

Tbf I'd be happier at home on the couch than out in a mad social situation. That still does't stop me going on dates or having fluent chats with people.

JasonStatham

pappyodaniel wrote: »

What does BRB mean?

Big red butt.

Witcher

What's with this 'BRB' shit?

bobbyy gee

they are all single

live with.parents

Potential-Monke

bobbyy gee wrote: »

they are all single

live with.parents

Not all of us! Well, I am, but I'm not all of us.

I used to be an extrovert, and due to humanity in general I've turned into an introvert and I'm much happier in my life. People suck, and you don't need a large amount of "friends" or social activities to enjoy life. It's a myth which is constantly spouted by those who think they know how everyone else should feel.

As long as you're happy, that's all that matters.

Spanish Eyes

Hell is other people. L'enfer c'est les autres, JP Sarte. Discuss

Wanderer78

It can be painfully lonely, but I am who I am

[Deleted User]

Yeah, I used to be reasonably social until my social circle was kind of invaded by the bad kind of extroverts.. I've somewhat receded from society..

Spanish Eyes

Introverts like myself cope far better with lockdowns. But extros may find it difficult.

A hell of a lot of people who post on discussion boards are loners and enjoy the interraction without having to physically do it.

We are all diiferent, but I am happy.

listermint

completedit wrote: »

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BRB can't organise impromptu dates
BRB find social interactions jarring even tho idea of them seems good
BRB never really getting to know people

Introversion is good but life seems funner as an extro

Isn't the whole point of an introvert meaning you make your own fun......

Potential-Monke

Wanderer78 wrote: »

It can be painfully lonely, but I am who I am

At the beginning of my introversion, I used to think the same. But if I think back enough, even surrounded by "friends" and being social, I was even more painfully lonely, especially at the end of the night when everyone went home with their significant others and I went home to a bad idea bottle of rum (which seemed the best idea at the time... ugh).

Wanderer78

Potential-Monke wrote:

At the beginning of my introversion, I used to think the same. But if I think back enough, even surrounded by "friends" and being social, I was even more painfully lonely, especially at the end of the night when everyone went home with their significant others and I went home to a bad idea bottle of rum (which seemed the best idea at the time... ugh).

Had to give up drinking myself, dangerous stuff

keepalive213

There are levels of survival we are prepared to accept, The Architect.

Steve F

I only need my siblings and my Wife and two daughters in my life to be happy.
I can honestly say I wouldn't miss anyone else in this world if I never saw them or spoke to them again.
Also, hand on heart the so called "Lockdown" this year hardly affected me at all.
I just don't "do" other people
Extreme introvert here and enjoy being one.
My idea of Hell is large gatherings of people and have to make small talk and keep up conversations about meaningless sh!t that I have no interest in.
Weddings are especially trying for me.
Lighthouse keeper my dream job ha ha

Spanish Eyes

Steve F wrote: »

I only need my siblings and my Wife and two daughters in my life to be happy.
I can honestly say I wouldn't miss anyone else in this world if I never saw them or spoke to them again.
Also, hand on heart the so called "Lockdown" this year hardly affected me at all.
I just don't "do" other people
Extreme introvert here and enjoy being one.
My idea of Hell is large gatherings of people and have to make small talk and keep up conversations about meaningless sh!t that I have no interest in.
Weddings are especially trying for me.
Lighthouse keeper my dream job ha ha

I could have written this post about myself. Glad I am not alone. I am quite sociable and have a good sense of humour, but in small doses please!

Don't get me wrong I enjoy gatherings, but not for hours and hours and hours of shyte talk as you say. We do have to play the game now and then, but it is a lot easier now with lockdown. Sorry all you extros!

Potential-Monke

Wanderer78 wrote: »

Had to give up drinking myself, dangerous stuff

Best decision I ever made I reckon. Mind, I replaced it with weed, but that works far better for me. At least I can still adult when needed.

Steve F

Spanish Eyes wrote: »

I could have written this post about myself. Glad I am not alone. I am quite sociable and have a good sense of humour, but in small doses please!

Don't get me wrong I enjoy gatherings, but not for hours and hours and hours of shyte talk as you say. We do have to play the game now and then, but it is a lot easier now with lockdown. Sorry all you extros!

I know what you mean about playing the game yes,there are times when being sociable is unavoidable,but I am always relieved when it over.As you said Covid19 has made it "easier"
Do I see myself as "odd" or "strange"? Frankly no.
I sometimes think other people doing all the same things as each other are the odd and strange ones.
Doing something because it's expected of them.
Just like Sheep ðŸ˜„

Pherekydes

I'm an introvert and it's not true that one doesn't get to know people well. In fact, I'd say the small number of people I've gotten to know, I got to know them extremely well.

Don't like mixing with strangers, like at a house party, but if I already know people it's less of an issue.

Definitely not the life and soul of a party, though.

[Deleted User]

pappyodaniel wrote: »

What does BRB mean?

Boyd Richard Barrett

Steve F

When I hear people going on about physical distancing and not being able to socialize I smile to myself and think "Well I've managed it quite easily for 57 years" ðŸ˜„

Steve F

Pherekydes wrote: »

I'm an introvert and it's not true that one doesn't get to know people well. In fact, I'd say the small number of people I've gotten to know, I got to know them extremely well.

Don't like mixing with strangers, like at a house party, but if I already know people it's less of an issue.

Definitely not the life and soul of a party, though.

Quality of friends more important than quantity

Deja Boo

completedit wrote: »

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BRB can't organise impromptu dates
BRB find social interactions jarring even tho idea of them seems good
BRB never really getting to know people

Introversion is good but life seems funner as an extro

You keep saying BRB, but....

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