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Introverts vs. Extroverts - Share your strategies for dealing with people and loneliness (self.MGTOW)

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Lately, I've been thinking a lot about the freedom lifestyle and how introversion and extroversion affect one's life as a free man.

One of the logical ends of being a free man, especially a free man of higher than average intelligence, seems to be an increasing level of misanthropy.

But, regardless of how much we see the idiocy of other people and society, we still live in a world where we need to interact with people.

Some of us, myself included, are extroverts. I need interaction and socialization to keep myself sane, but most of the people in the world are just fucking morons, and I'm both energized and miserable after talking to them.

Online conversation helps, but there's really no substitute for real life interaction for an extrovert. But I often feel lonely in a room full of people or while with my best friends because I don't relate to any of them.

So, it seems to me that an introvert would be better suited in many ways for a free "red pill" lifestyle, but I'm not sure if that's just the grass being greener, or if I'm on to something here.

This is where my questions come in.

  1. Introverts - Do you think your introversion gives you a benefit in a free lifestyle? Does your introversion help you feel happy and energized when you're alone? What are the downsides to being free and introverted? What part does loneliness play in your freedom journey, and how does it affect you?

  2. Extroverts - How do you get the human interaction you need and not come out of it feeling depressed from the inanity of most people? Where have you found intelligent free men with whom you can converse? What part does loneliness play in your freedom journey, and how does it affect you?

Looking forward to hearing what you gentlemen have to say!

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[–]Greyamongstyou 0 ポイント1 ポイント  (0子コメント)

I'm an introvert and honestly feel most comfortable/relaxed alone. The only time I would prefer to have people around if I'm being honest with myself is if I'm in public. I pretty much loath the idea of having meaningless small talk with strangers in real life, especially since the most common topics are not subjects I'm particularly interested in. If I have one of my few people I like being around with me more likely than not they can take the conversation as I walk off.

I cannot of course always avoid, and would prefer not to be known as an asshole who ignores people or the village mute so I have developed a "mask" personality that I use that leads alot of people I meet to think I'm a nice outgoing guy, however I've put alot less effort into this mask as I get older admitidly. I developed this not to socialize, I developed it as a necessity for my job. I'm a designer and operations manager in the home improvement business which requires me to really ham it up to clients at times.

As for being lonely, i don't, as I said I prefer it, but I do sometimes think of seeing the world and having a buddy with me.

Energy:. Truthfully I'm a pretty lethargic person in general unless I smoke some bud, which I do often. Makes dealing with people in public no problem either.

Freedom? Well...Both. I feel free from all the topics I don't like that are staples for the majority of the public, I feel freedom of thought and thinking for myself. I do feel like I am caging myself at times in avoiding interactions and missing out on the so often forgotten beauty and mysteries of this planet, universe and existence itself.

[–]thatredditguy1234 0 ポイント1 ポイント  (0子コメント)

Guide on how to deal with people:

Step 1: Become a hermit.

The End.