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Old Jan 18, 2019, 09:31 AM
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Originally Posted by hvert View Post
Does this sound familiar to anyone? I LOVE being alone, so much so that usually when I schedule a meetup, I feel really annoyed. But at the same time, I feel obligated to socialize, even though as soon as I schedule something I start wishing the other person would cancel.

My fear is that if I don't continue seeing people on a regular basis, I will forget how to socialize (already not a strong point) and have even fewer friends than I already do.
Well, it depends on your value system. If you are an introvert and prefer to have few close friends than many superficial ones, there is nothing wrong with that.

It also depends on their value systems. Some people believe that closeness means constant meeting and texting each other. Some people are more independent, secure, and possess stronger boundaries. They prefer quality over quantity. They are focused and busy with their own lives (careers, etc.) so you see them only occasionally. But when you do spend time together, you engage in deep conversations.
Thanks for this!
hvert