Would you rather being alone or around people and friends?

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Would you rather being alone or around people and friends?

I'd rather be around friends than alone.
But rather alone than around people I don't know.

I would like to never ever be alone but I cant do anything about that.

I need a mixture. I do need a lot of alone time, but also need people to a degree.

I would like someone that I don't know to come near me so I could bash him up

Alone. I curse my occasional need for companionship every time it flares up, like some sort of insect bite that needs to be scratched.

And frankly, when I'm alone, I don't get the chance to accidentally offend people...

I'm here for a reason; that reason is to learn to know humanity; the good and bad for good and bad. I've never had a voice before...I do now; I've been a cartographer of my conscious for too long.

To know humanity is to...to feel humanity rather than flee from humanity; to feel human is to be human. Human is all I want to be...no PHD in psychotherapy.

This is the first step of knowing companionship...just being around people.

E: I've never known people, so I cannot tell you.

alone
people talk too much

I'd rather be with people and friends. That's why I'm at my clubhouse for 8 to 10 hours, most days.

I regret to say alone, because I do try to mix, but fail consistently.


Michaelmas

ideally:peripherally among a few people I know and care about,but alone to my self and interests.

Alone.
Every now and then I want to be with somebody, but 95% of the time I want to be alone.

I prefer to be around people, as long as I have one or two hours per day alone. I need that time for myself to prevent overload.

I would rather be in the company of family, pets and close friends.

I wouldn't like to be alone in terms of being an outcast. I do like to spend my free time by myself watching a movie, reading a book or in the company of my cats and dog.

I prefer being alone most of the time,
intellectuals are accepted but Messengers do much the same as in person conversations.
The need for psychical attachment is rare.