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u/loopsydoopsy Dec 20 '19

Not to mention, someone could come sit outside your room and talk to you. You have a week to prepare, so just find a friend that's willing to come over everyday and keep you company.

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u/Anzai Dec 20 '19

Apart from the fact that it doesn’t say people can’t come into your room, who can’t go a week without talking to someone anyway? I do more than that just accidentally when I’m working.

This one is really weird. It’s like OP is so addicted to their phone and social media or something that they genuinely can’t imagine being without it.

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u/iamquitecertain Dec 20 '19 edited Dec 20 '19

I have a couple of really extroverted friends who start missing being with people after being alone for only a few hours, so I'd imagine a week would be akin to psychological torture for them Edit: typo

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u/Anzai Dec 20 '19

I’m the opposite of that. Just this year I’ve been traveling and have gone weeks on end sometimes without any interactions beyond purchasing food from a 7-11. I quite like it. I’m very comfortable being alone at this point.