Going into "recharge" mode

Thank you for your response. I can relate so much to your comment! 

Wow, Thank you so much for your response! 

Wow, thank you for your response. I am 25 years old and I really enjoy my own company. To the point where when I am with people I can't wait to be alone. 

I too have really enjoyed time in lockdown. 

I'm glad I'm not the only one who feels like this! Thanks!!

I can absolutely relate to this - social interaction is just so draining and afterwards I really do need alone time to recharge.

Ethan: My interest area is cities and I do find that insight quite interesting - cities do offer anonymity to their inhabitants and a sense of freedom, even though they are invariably highly stimulating environments, filled with crowds of people. That trade-off is quite an interesting one!

I find socialising with people absolutely exhausting. I like checking-in with folk every once in a while but speaking with the same people day after day I find really draining. I avoid "hanging out" like the plague and my worst nightmare is a meal gathering with no other distraction but social chit-chat. 

I look forward to the weekends. Not only because I'm away from work but there's no pressure to interact with anyone. 

Funnily enough I enjoyed living in the center of a city - but only because of the anonymity it offered. I seem to be quite comfortable in my own company - although granted, it's a little harder some days than others to get motivated. 

Hi there. I have always found people draining - in my teenage years I was always making excuses at the last minute because I was worn out by it. Now I am 48, my life is so much quieter - helped by Covid and I get to hide from the world much more. I need my peace so I can face work and people. Without time out, I just can't function.

yes i have days i want to be totally alone ideally in a forest or on a mountain just me and nature thats it Sometimes I think I should be in a cabin in Canada somewhere.

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