*L*E*G*A*C*Y*
Done.
I just turned 29 a while ago. Started a new job, moved to a new city, and all that stuff.
When I was younger, I was really social and outgoing and had no problems meeting people. I would go out on the weekends with friends, meet women all of that stuff. Then, as I got older and friends started to graduate college, start families, and move away I just shut myself in as it was harder to meet people in my case. I remembered I just got to a point where I can wholeheartedly admit that I was pretty damn anti-social. I wouldn't say I hated people (actually it was moreso the things that people do), but I just hated being disappointed by people by putting some sort of unrealistic expectations of them. As well, I found very few people I could vibe with as far as similar interests and things of the like goes.
Now, I moved to New York, and meeting people is no problem for me...but I've been so used to being lonely that I actually enjoy being a loner a lot more. I haven't had a girlfriend in years, and other than a cure for loneliness, I actually could care less about having one. After seeing my roommate get arrested for drama with a jaded last week ex I'm happy I don't have that stress. Plus, I feel I'm at my most successful and brilliant with my ideas when I'm alone cause there's no one there to criticize or judge me. Not that I care about the opinions of others but being alone firmly grounds me in my own world where I can achieve more cause I only have my expectations to live up to. I can focus on my goals of making money, maintaining a good job, working on my creative ventures (art, music, clothes, etc).
I think this is because I get so exhausted from people from work, roommate life etc...I like having the option of taking a detour from people. To go to my fortress of solitude and build...
When I was younger, I was really social and outgoing and had no problems meeting people. I would go out on the weekends with friends, meet women all of that stuff. Then, as I got older and friends started to graduate college, start families, and move away I just shut myself in as it was harder to meet people in my case. I remembered I just got to a point where I can wholeheartedly admit that I was pretty damn anti-social. I wouldn't say I hated people (actually it was moreso the things that people do), but I just hated being disappointed by people by putting some sort of unrealistic expectations of them. As well, I found very few people I could vibe with as far as similar interests and things of the like goes.
Now, I moved to New York, and meeting people is no problem for me...but I've been so used to being lonely that I actually enjoy being a loner a lot more. I haven't had a girlfriend in years, and other than a cure for loneliness, I actually could care less about having one. After seeing my roommate get arrested for drama with a jaded last week ex I'm happy I don't have that stress. Plus, I feel I'm at my most successful and brilliant with my ideas when I'm alone cause there's no one there to criticize or judge me. Not that I care about the opinions of others but being alone firmly grounds me in my own world where I can achieve more cause I only have my expectations to live up to. I can focus on my goals of making money, maintaining a good job, working on my creative ventures (art, music, clothes, etc).
I think this is because I get so exhausted from people from work, roommate life etc...I like having the option of taking a detour from people. To go to my fortress of solitude and build...