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I love to enjoy my own company, so much so that i become irritated if I'm not given my personal alone time. About 80% of society consists of idiots, and I want to avoid idiots. The reason for all the chaos prevailing in society is due to these idiots. I want to avoid them to keep unnecessary chaos out of my life.
I'm like this as well. I really value my time to myself and cannot stand being around people all the time. I like the company of others, but in small doses and with plenty of alone time afterwards. It's like I feel drained if I'm around others for extended periods of time and need to be alone in order to "recharge".
I also get extremely disappointed in others sometimes as well. I know that there are a lot of sane, reasonable people in the world and that the crazies just scream the loudest and are the most radical, and therefore get the most attention, but just seeing the way some people think and act is frustrating.
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Congratulations, you're an introvert! I don't know you, but I imagine that you probably need time to rest, and recharge after spending time with other people. Too much time with other people especially more toxic, or even just really codependent people is probably really draining.
I feel like I can relate. I rather suspect that I'm an introvert, but I thought I was more extroverted about 25-30 years ago, when I was in my prime. Of course there's also something called an ambivert which is a combination of being an introvert, and an introvert.
I personally think that ever since things have gotten so bad in 2020 I tend to feel more drained, and I have honestly given up on watching too much television, and I very rarely watch the news now, because it's too stressful, and depressing.
I myself wanted to be alone and wanted to avoid people.
That's why I never speak much in real life.
Are they really idiots or do you want them to be to suit your closed inner world that revolves around you?