Anyone else doesn't have any problems talking to people/making

Are you beeing yourself, anon?

>>37191426
The funny thing is that I actually am, I don't hide the things that I like, for example anime, which I think is something people are afraid of admitting, I do hide that I'm mostly sad, because being "depressed" has become such a meme that I can't bear to be associated with that, but it's not like I'm putting up a fake smile, because I do feel happy when I'm with other people, so I'd say I'm mostly myself.

>>37191300
One difference is that Im quite awkward but I still manage to make friends and talk to people, otherwise on the same boat

>>37191300
because you're a fucking tranny who likes stupid shit like anime futa shota footfaggery incest pedophilia and scatbeastiality, so your friend count doesn't matter since nobody likes you. transgenders are fucked up. not because of their "gendeR" mental illness, but because they are literally degenerate

>>37191612
Which is weird how people think that them being awkward prevents them from making friends, I have a friend that is probably the definition of awkward but I've never seen him really caring about it and he manages just fine.

All you really need is a bit of confidence and people will like you, I think.

>>37191300


I feel slightly the same, I'm not alone in the daily basis but I hate spending too much times with them
when I force myself to go to the few parties where I have been invited, I mostly feel that I waste my time
I prefer being alone (not always)
but I don't really have talk problems, I can easily talk to someone I don't know but I don't enjoy being with people for a long time

>>37191300
yes I feel the exact same way. Plenty of people are interested in me or at least tolerate me but I can't bring myself to reciprocate that behavior, everybody is either boring or just pretends to be somebody they aren't. I've had 2 friends I felt a true connection with and they've both moved out of the city, one of which never even gets on steam any more but I know he's ok he's just moved onto bigger things I guess.

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>>37191300
I think of myself as an observer, rather than a participant (in the world).
My thoughts, ideas, the things I care about -- are completely different from what would be considered "normal" in this world.
As far as the real world is concerned, my ideas are "dangerous".
I cannot share my ideas with normals; as doing so threatens my well-being, as it does theirs.
We simply cannot co-exist in the same world; our views are incompatible.
The world I live in is the world that exists inside my head.
Only confirmed-safe people can get a glimpse inside.
I am very lonely, but that's inevitable.
Only truly special people are allowed inside my world, but such people are extremely rare.
The number of differences that separate us only increases as people age.

I can interact with the real world -- I must, for people in the real world expect things from me; should I not reciprocate, my well-being is in jeopardy.

My lifelong dream has been to separate myself from my family; interacting with them wastes my already deficient supply of energy.
We have nothing in common -- yet they wonder why I never have anything to say.

>>37191300
I do. I really do. Unfortunately I haven't found a solution yet.

>>37191300
I used to get pretty bad social anxiety but that's mostly gone. Don't really want friends so I never bothered to make them. I feel pretty disconnected from everyone too.

>>37191300
just curious, is your mbti ISFP?

>>37192558
>As far as the real world is concerned, my ideas are "dangerous".
I know this feel too well

>>37191671
this is true. it's the self-awareness aspect i think.

i've met people who are pretty cringy and awkward/weird etc. but they're comfortable with themselves and people respond well. they usually have a surprising number of friends, girls who are friends too.

i think if you're anxious/self-critical and look visibly uncomfortable talking to someone they might think that they're the problem and interpret as you reacting negatively towards them specifically when you're actually just uncomfortable with yourself/people in general