Hello. Are you still feeling unsociable, or has the feeling passed?

I haven't known you for long at all, so I can't really tell you whether you should become more sociable.

What I would say is that if you've got to a stage where you're not being sociable then there's probably a reason for it. Or more likely, a complex set of reasons. If you try becoming more sociable then you are likely to come up against some kind of resistance. Whether you could overcome that, or whether you would want to try, I cannot tell you.

That said, trying to become more sociable than is natural for you will help to uncover the underlying reasons for your new preference for solitude.

In other news, thank you for Watching me.

your welcome for the watch, the feeling has more or so passed. I'm guessing that it was because for awhile prior i spent allot of time around people i didn't feel really comfortable being around.

I understand.

About 6 months ago I had to find a full time job, quickly. I was offered my first ever position in a call centre and took it. I'm still there and it's too much contact. I think people are great, don't get me wrong, but having around 120 short conversations every day plus trying to have some kind of social contact with my colleagues in the few seconds between calls is a bit much.

I don't think i could deal with that many conversations in a day, i worked construction which usually left me alone for around 5 hours

Aye. I used to work for a tiny business and was left alone except for fewer than 10 phone calls on an average day, however many emails, and occasionally my boss would wander in. Other than that, it was solitude sweet solitude.

I need to get back to that kind of situation!

can't say the same for me, going into the military