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My point isn’t that the party’s in SF, it’s that *actually* valuing interestingness & being susceptible to involuntary capture by another person’s way of thinking are not universal. People who can’t/don’t do this can’t reliably spot the weirdos, while other weirdos can’t help it
If you’re a lonely weirdo, you need to either move to a bigger/more diverse weirdo cluster (weirdos vary significantly wrt what they need for intimacy) or spend more time talking with compatible weirdos online. Strongly recommend moving, even at considerable personal cost
It can be very bad for short-term mental health (especially wrt mood stability) & financial challenges compound that. But there is no viable replacement for social play, and weirdos have to have each other for that! The benefits compound pretty quickly & noticeably
I did that very thing years ago--moving to find my tribe. It helped a lot at the time, although life went a different direction for me, and the effects wear off.
My problem is that I'm, to use your term, a weirdo in two different ways that are largely disjoint from each other in normal society. The number of compatriots in that set intersection is unusually small, even among weirdos.
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