One if those parties

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Originally Posted by Esper

There there. I brought mouthwash and earplugs. Don't listen to that monster.

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Thank you <3

I would, if I could. But I don't, so I won't.

god i feel like Sheldon Cooper

IN THE END IT WAS OKAY! :d

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Originally Posted by Christiefries

Here's an option: Leave.

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It was never bad enough to leave, baby.

Especially since I didn't drive there myself :O

Sounds fun!

I can imagine that my type of party with members of spam would be very very awkward.

Well if you can't converse with others, or make the effort to, don't bother going to parties and you won't have to complain about being bored.

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Originally Posted by Esper

Parties are substantially less fun when you're not an extrovert. It's not about the party though, but the fact many individuals have a need to be around other people for energy.

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Ugh, god, the extrovert-introvert pseudoscience bullshit shows its face once more as antisocial people attempt to justify their inability to connect with others.

Clearly you just weren't drunk enough.

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Originally Posted by Foxes

Ugh, god, the extrovert-introvert pseudoscience bullshit shows its face once more as antisocial people attempt to justify their inability to connect with others.

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Well, to be fair, it's hard for an introvert to change because the extroverts are less accepting of them during the transition. However if the introvert in question could find an accepting extrovert to help them come out of their shell then they too could be an extrovert as well. Introverts more often than not are made into introverts because they failed at being an extrovert in the first place so they shy away from the whole extrovert scene altogether and become less trusting of everyone. It's a defense mechanism. So once they lower their guard they feel as if they're in trouble of being, "attacked," by people who hurt them before, or afraid that someone might hurt them for the first time, thus making them even more defensive. It's a downward spiral of loneliness that could be broken easily with a little courage, and a little help from someone on the other side of the situation.

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Originally Posted by LightAlysCity

Clearly you just weren't drunk enough.

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Clearly nobody at that party was drunk enough.