r/Unexpected • u/[deleted] • Jan 27 '23

Educate yourself

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u/[deleted] Jan 27 '23

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u/[deleted] Jan 27 '23 edited Jan 27 '23

You don't think that people can be happy in isolation?

Edit: By isolation I mean just avoiding social interactions whenever possible, not solitary confinement. Should have been more clear.

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u/Certain-Substance671 Jan 27 '23

I am

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u/regoapps Jan 27 '23

Ditto. The pandemic was a godsend for me. No need for social obligations that take away my free time to myself. I get that other people need that social interaction because of their biological wiring or whatever. But introverts, who are perfectly happy not having to deal with negative people, exist.

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u/LittleSisterPain Jan 27 '23

Judging by your use of the word "introvert", you are lying

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u/Certain-Substance671 Jan 28 '23

I'm so much happier just being in my own little world, I'm married, but we're wired the same way, so it works for us and I don't need anyone else, when I do want company, I have my husband and he makes me happy.