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Aug 03, 2009, 06:14 PM
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Member Since: Jun 2009
Location: Nova Scotia
Posts: 5,146
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Rohag
how many people does it take to push you over the edge into acute discomfort? Just one other person? Two? Five? Does the size of the physical space where you find yourself with other people matter? (For me, depending on the space, noise, and general situation, I can handle 2-3 OK, 5 is definitely iffy, >7 I'm probably excusing myself.... But I can tolerate dogs far more than people.)
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Rohag  I guess to answer your question it can be any number
bigger than ONE. For an example , happy couples make me depressed , for I am single . I'm not saying that being with someone
will make me happier , I don't know that .  Just makes me wonder
how it must feel . I don't like being inside of a building with crowds,
and a crowd can be FIVE if its an elevator . Thank God for stairs.
The thing is , I never was like this before I got depression and anxiety . So I am blaming it on that . I can't blame myself ,
I would begin to develop a complex . Put me in a room with 100
dogs or 100 cats and I would probably feel more comfortable.
I'm NOT saying I dislike people . I'm saying I dislike the feeling
of missing out on what most of us want ----HAPPINESS 
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