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Originally Posted by siempre nada
Alright. So after a very long bout of being a loner, I finally have the opportunity of friendship opening up with my college housemates and I can't deal. It seems like being around people for a prolonged period of time drains me quickly..even if I enjoy their company. I've learned to be cheery and positive and jokey around others but I can't keep that up too long. I get tired and sad and stare off in space in strange ways and I prefer they don't see that. I either say stupid things or get uncomfortably quiet or awkward when I hit my limit with being around people (which is kinda short). But I also have this desire for a deep connection with another person that my short social fuse does not permit. When people see the awkward sad person i really am I know I'll lose them so i try to maintain some distance...I have a love hate relationship with the loner lifestyle but after years of it I'm comfortable with it. ugh...i don't know.. 
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im the same way....I prefer to be alone then with people...like you said if im with them for long enough I get sad...quite stare off into space. I try everything to be alone say I have to use the bathroom and just sit in their for hours till one of them knocks to see if im okay then I leave I go home and lock myself in my room away from everyone where I feel the safest and most comfortable...its a weird feeling I know...I just hang out with them for as long as I can and then I go home to the safety of my room