I relate to your story 100%. I was raised in a very quiet neighborhood, where most of the houses around me were for rent or for sale. This meant having no friends back at home, and created a socially awkward behavior in me when I began going to school. I'm still somewhat socially awkward and sometimes may even NEED the quiet and disconnection I had from society as a child, but even though I look back and wish I did things differently, it doesn't mean I can't do things now. Yes, it may be different, but if we can't turn back time, we might as well build the future.
The greatest time of your life can be taken at any time and at any place at what ever part during your lifetime. So please don't raise that pessimistic thought; its not true at all. :)
Is it normal that I rarely hung out with people growing up?
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I relate to your story 100%. I was raised in a very quiet neighborhood, where most of the houses around me were for rent or for sale. This meant having no friends back at home, and created a socially awkward behavior in me when I began going to school. I'm still somewhat socially awkward and sometimes may even NEED the quiet and disconnection I had from society as a child, but even though I look back and wish I did things differently, it doesn't mean I can't do things now. Yes, it may be different, but if we can't turn back time, we might as well build the future.
The greatest time of your life can be taken at any time and at any place at what ever part during your lifetime. So please don't raise that pessimistic thought; its not true at all. :)