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Outside is worse than in you can't change my mind!

I hate the outside world.
It's against introverts everything is made for couples groups everybody all mushed together.
From the bus to the train
To the restruants to the narrow side walks.
To the shitty bathroom stalls and the flooded pavements which people walk all kinds of ways slow diagonal and in no order.

3rd spaces are out the window now.
What remains is overpriced places or the library or somewhere so cheap it attracts all kinds of crazies think about a maccies.

I'm tired of people telling me to "go out" and everytime i do ESPECIALLY when im tryna be low-key i have the worst time.
Going out your house all you doing is stepping into the public (THE ZOO)🙄 or you going into somebody elses house like an establishment a restaurant where you have no control over the environment no control over how you treated meeted and greeted.
There's no promise you will be treated fairly and with todays society everybody has a chip on their shoulder and they deal with you with how they think about you and people like you (racism and discrimination)
And to top it off these fuckers might even give you food poisoning so bad you wish you was dead and you really never know how clean EVERY worker is regardless of food rating.
The noise
The people everywhere
No privacy
Sensory overload 😟

You have no control over nothing.
Like a new born you are just hoping the world is gentle with you.
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BlueVeins · 26-30
Your brain is incredibly malleable and will adapt to changing circumstances if you push it. For thousands of years, humans of walked around cities and been greeted by random people and shopkeepers, stepped over garbage and animal shit in the streets, and were basically unbothered by it. If you're letting fear of getting weird glances on the street or whatever control your life, you're cutting yourself off from almost everything good the world has to offer.

There are obviously real things to be concerned about in life. You could get hit by a car, or be a victim of a crime, or yeah, get food poisoning. That's all very serious and you should take steps to mitigate those risks, but one thing is certain: No matter what you do, you will eventually fall sick and die. You will lose the opportunity to take small risks and odds are, you will wonder what would have happened if you had. Oh yeah, and the time you do have will feel much shorter if you're not going out and having novel experiences.
BlueVeins · 26-30
@th3r0n That's true but she's not psychic. She can't magically know who's safe and who's not safe. I don't fault her for staying on the side of caution even if it might seem a bit extreme. It's not an insult to us.
Hikikomoribabe99 · 26-30, F
@BlueVeins 👆THIS😩
th3r0n · 41-45, M
@BlueVeins I don't disagree, but choosing not to communicate at all sounds more like a an embargo than security procedures

I don't blame her because I've had loved ones that were hurt like that and I get how bad it is and know it happens more than women talk about until they're comfortable with you, it's just sad because she seems cool but too scared to let anyone know her
th3r0n · 41-45, M
You could always date an extroverted introvert so they don't overwhelm you but can handle the world when you go out together

 
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