I think enjoying the company of others is learned, just like being alone. Depending on your temprement, I guess. Now that Chris is gone to AK, I'm spending a lot of time alone. I don't mind it too much, but I'm not very productive, I'm afraid. I have all these plans of the things I'm going to do now that I have no distractions but I do a lot of sitting around and watching TV, unfortunately.
Back to what I was saying before, I think my comfort level with others, as well as my social skills, would improve considerably if I just made an effort to do it more often. Maybe not, though. I used to think that, so I'd force myself to go to happy hours and the like. I'd spend the time mentally counting down until I could leave without seeming too anti-social.
I really just need to find things to do that I enjoy, and maybe the other people will follow. Then again, maybe not. I do find that my comfort level with doing things by myself has, necessarily, increased. Now that I don't have Chris to drag everywhere, I don't find it so scary to go alone.
Gads, even *I* need human contact every once in a while. Maybe this will be a good thing after all...
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