I consider myself a bit of a loner and just wondered what people think of the idea of a loner, is it a good or bad thing.
I don't want to hang with people, and prefer spending time on my own more.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Loner i consider this a good link to read up about it.

Edited by user 01 August 2009 02:40:05(UTC)  | Reason: Not specified

Yeah but i'm posting this on the internet it's not like im speaking to people in person. the people on here don't know me so there's less pressure and i said i'm a bit of a loner, i might even not be a loner i don't know enough about it to know whether i'am or not, but i appreciate where your coming from and understand what you mean.

I think it's much more than that, for example your not going to ignore your family if your living with them, but you could still isolate yourself from people.
Like i say it's just my opinion and i don't know that much about the topic and would like to learn more about it.
But i appreciate everything your saying and any opinions are welcome.
Also i don't have one friend who i hang out with, i used to have like 1 or 2 friends in school, but i finished school a year ago and sort of decided that i don't want to hang out with people.

Edited by user 01 August 2009 02:53:39(UTC)  | Reason: Not specified

yeah but i don't think that at this age which is 18, you can't really be all alone when you've got your family.

LOL

Ok well thanks for your opinions, just trying to figure things out you know.

That's the exact way i feel, so would you say that i was from what you've read on this post a loner.

I'd hate to be a loner, people are far too interesting to be reclused from them! I love being with mates and others. It gives me a time to escape from my worries and just mess around, however when I'm on my own I tend to worry about things. I think I have a mental issue with paranoia.

TP, can I say that you seriously talk balls?
1. Being alone doesn't make you a loner, and conversely, being with people doesn't mean you're not one - "alone" and "loner" are related, but are entirely different.
2. Being with people doesn't necessarily make people more comfortable.
3. "loner rhymes with boner lol" is not a good addition to what should be a philosophical conversation.

This.
I used to be worse years ago, even on the internet I didn't feel confortable interacting with people.
And lately I've been filling my head with paranoic shit and I'm isolating myself again :(

I agree but not with 2 things. First of all, I don't talk balls because, you know, that's messed up. And Second, the definition of loner is being alone. Doesn't mean you're sad or happy, just means you're alone.