I don’t need people physically, but I need at least an online presence. That seems to be good enough for me.
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Yes! They keep me grounded. I talk to my mom and grandparents when I’m having a rough time. I don’t burden my brothers with it, they are a bit on the young side. The older one I did have a conversation with about it about a year ago. Just so he knows I would never crack and act out like the stereotype might suggest.
Yes. Join a club or something to bring you into contact with people. If it doesn’t work out go back to what your doing. If it works out…you’ve gained.
I’ve gained a lot from participation with friends, family and a sporting club!
I don’t need a lot of company, but I do need at least some. If you’re alone too much you can grow eccentric and lose the normal everyday manners and expectations we all are supposed to have.
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Yes we need friends i have a few i can talk too as well as family members.But from my personal experience most of my former work collegues, some i thought were geniune friends changed when i was honest with them about my condition.But thats life i suppose hope this helps!
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