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Zappgirl Posted Feb 11, 2012
I have thought of that too, becoming part of the organism of the crowd, but really I cannot do it. Maybe this has something to do with my personality, I am a loner. I mean I can be very social, and I have friends, but I stick to myself and ever since I was a kid I feel like an "outsider" in pretty much any group, even my own family.
Maybe alot of people feel like this?
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Titania (gone for lunch) Posted Feb 11, 2012
I'm very much a loaner too, in my own private time. But, when interacting with others, I tend to get 'emulated'.
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Milla, h2g2 Operations Posted Feb 11, 2012
I think lots of us here are loners - introvert, in that we like to interact on our own premises, but social too, because we like to interact. 
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Santragenius V Posted Feb 11, 2012
Indeed. Though in a Myers Briggs test, I score very heavily on the Extrovert axis, I am afraid...
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Zappgirl Posted Feb 11, 2012
Me too, I can be both... very strange. An introextrovert... or an extrointrovert is probably more appropriate 
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Pierre de la Mer ~ sometimes slightly worried but never panicking ~ Posted Feb 12, 2012
that's probably a good thing in your line of w*rk, init, Santra? 
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