I am not an extrovert but I definitely realise the need for human connections. In the pandemic I realised how much I want people around me. I may not talk to them but I need to be around people.
AnonymousAug 10, 2026
This is such an honest reflection on how complicated connection can be. I especially liked the idea that being naturally social doesn’t always mean feeling secure in the relationships we build. Sometimes we give people a place in our lives and quietly start expecting them to stay there forever, so when they choose differently, it makes us question not just the friendship but ourselves. There’s something very human about admitting that fear.
AnonymousAug 10, 2026
This is such an honest reflection on how complicated connection can be. I especially liked the idea that being naturally social doesn’t always mean feeling secure in the relationships we build. Sometimes we give people a place in our lives and quietly start expecting them to stay there forever, so when they choose differently, it makes us question not just the friendship but ourselves. There’s something very human about admitting that fear.
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Back to the entryI am not an extrovert but I definitely realise the need for human connections. In the pandemic I realised how much I want people around me. I may not talk to them but I need to be around people.
This is such an honest reflection on how complicated connection can be. I especially liked the idea that being naturally social doesn’t always mean feeling secure in the relationships we build. Sometimes we give people a place in our lives and quietly start expecting them to stay there forever, so when they choose differently, it makes us question not just the friendship but ourselves. There’s something very human about admitting that fear.
This is such an honest reflection on how complicated connection can be. I especially liked the idea that being naturally social doesn’t always mean feeling secure in the relationships we build. Sometimes we give people a place in our lives and quietly start expecting them to stay there forever, so when they choose differently, it makes us question not just the friendship but ourselves. There’s something very human about admitting that fear.
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