I Am a Loner

In the past I didn't like being a loner. For some time now I love that I'm a loner. I'm comfortable being a loner. I'm independent and I like my privacy. I'm happy with not having friends. My ideas, opinions, thoughts, values, and beliefs can be different from others because I formulate my own without receiving feedback from other people except through reading books, articles, fiction stories, and social networking websites; watching videos, movies, and TV shows; learning in school; and observing my family at home.

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Tucker66

But when you try to reenter society you will realize how far behind you have become. Socialization is everything and without it the popular kids will DESTROY you

joahola98wj · 31-35, F

That doesn't apply to me because I do have social skills; I have experience talking to people. However, I do prefer to be alone. Some socialization matters in high school and maybe at work, if you want to avoid being weird, but I never cared about popularity. I never got bullied. On the other hand, if you first meet me, you may be intimidated by me or you may view me as unapproachable because typically my face looks angry or serious except when I look happy and friendly.