And I know some may say “ i wanna be weird” but it’s not going to be in a good way. Imagine a guy in solitary confinement for 20 years and then he gets out one day and goes to a busy party straight away....
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There is no better feedback loop than another real human being in your presence. Sure, isolation is great for certain periods and to do specific tasks...... but beware. Too much isolation will leave you extremely deluded (and gullible) And eventually you will become a weirdo.
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He is going to give off a very different energy to everybody else as he is overwhelmed with the energy from all the other humans. Don’t get too comfy on your own! It will come back and haunt you sooner or later.
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Let me expand. If you don't experience legit feedback from other humans on a regular basis - you will start to kid yourself on and totally miss all your blind spots in every aspet of your life. You will not be as critical on yourself as an outside eye. Very few are able
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To be as hard on themselves, as others would. It's always good to be kept sharp and on your toes. Being alone too much will have you setting for less and never as motivated as you could be.
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It's why God made us in pairs. I broke solitude to be with my wife. It would only have been for her. More than happy alone. However, now complete. Really complete.
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