#without a group

[yiff-deluxe]

FUCK me i placed in fuckin gold im like 9 points below plat

[alchemistc]

I wanna write more of The Price, but I also wanna go see Beauty and the Beast. Like, I feel like it's gonna be aesthetically pleasing to me in a way that makes me want to write and plot and imagine? Idk man I'm making this into a way bigger decision than it needs to be.

[twatkcox]

[The Benefits Of Being A Loner (Without A Group)]

Not exactly, but I am that most of the time. It's either no group of people wanted to hang out with me (in which, I'm fine with it), or it's that I'm not comfortable being with a group of people.

Now, going to the topic... Despite the fact that a lot of people consider this as a lonely approach to living, I see a variety of positive reasons why some people have a need to be alone and are willing to spend some time alone just to get away from a group of friends, at least for a while.

Well, here it is:

Spending time alone gives you time to enjoy the things you want (something that you can't enjoy with a group of people, due to possible conflicts when it comes to choices).

Of course, there'll be no one to comment on whatever food you eat or whatever things you buy. I believe in bringing someone along as a guide, but it's best if you trust your preference.

You don't have to worry about money and/or treating them to some fancy restaurants or bars. Well, some claim that this is where the money goes, 'nuff said.

When it comes to plans, especially outings, there are times when there'll be some delays when the actual day comes due to possible late-comers, attitude problems, problems with time management... something like that.

You can have all the time in the world! Relax, enjoy, have it your way. You can even conceal yourself (through unusual, but creative outfits) just so they wouldn't identify you (but then, if they're smart enough to identify you, then there's no point in hiding).

Well, I hope you won't accuse me of being selfish or anything. It's just that I have this optimistic approach when it comes to dealing with life's situations. It depends on how you look at it.