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<blockquote data-quote="Netsua 3:16" data-source="post: 4250949" data-attributes="member: 73764"><p>I’m extremely introverted. Driving is a great gig for me; the only place I ever really get time to myself is in the box. Some days are damn near therapeutic. Plus I’m constantly having brief interactions all day and it’s basically my job to be at least somewhat pleasant. So, it’s like exercising a muscle that I wouldn’t otherwise use.</p><p>I can tell you with certainty that introversion is not necessarily a trait that one is born with; because at birth and through childhood I was a super outgoing popular well liked normal kid. Nowadays, I literally have no desire to socialize whatsoever. And the people I’m close to have to drag me out to parties and gatherings. I don’t drink which is another part of it; pretty much EVERYBODY drinks and I am someone that likes to be at the top of my game and coherent all the time; so that annoys me.</p><p>Don’t get me wrong, I’m absolutely a very pleasant guy to be around, and I clown around with my coworkers just like everybody else. I’m definitely not autistic, though I can understand the perceived connection. I just don’t care about the stuff most people care about. And I absolutely HATE people whining all the time; I can’t stand it. Keep that as far away from me as possible. Idgaf about anything on Tv because I don’t watch anything but sports and films. Idgaf about twitter or Facebook because I don’t have either.</p><p>Being introverted is not necessarily an indication of any sort of underlying “problem,” for many like myself, it’s more of a personal choice....in an effort to take care of myself and stay out of situations that don’t do anything for me</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Netsua 3:16, post: 4250949, member: 73764"] I’m extremely introverted. Driving is a great gig for me; the only place I ever really get time to myself is in the box. Some days are damn near therapeutic. Plus I’m constantly having brief interactions all day and it’s basically my job to be at least somewhat pleasant. So, it’s like exercising a muscle that I wouldn’t otherwise use. I can tell you with certainty that introversion is not necessarily a trait that one is born with; because at birth and through childhood I was a super outgoing popular well liked normal kid. Nowadays, I literally have no desire to socialize whatsoever. And the people I’m close to have to drag me out to parties and gatherings. I don’t drink which is another part of it; pretty much EVERYBODY drinks and I am someone that likes to be at the top of my game and coherent all the time; so that annoys me. Don’t get me wrong, I’m absolutely a very pleasant guy to be around, and I clown around with my coworkers just like everybody else. I’m definitely not autistic, though I can understand the perceived connection. I just don’t care about the stuff most people care about. And I absolutely HATE people whining all the time; I can’t stand it. Keep that as far away from me as possible. Idgaf about anything on Tv because I don’t watch anything but sports and films. Idgaf about twitter or Facebook because I don’t have either. Being introverted is not necessarily an indication of any sort of underlying “problem,” for many like myself, it’s more of a personal choice....in an effort to take care of myself and stay out of situations that don’t do anything for me [/QUOTE]
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