Who misanthrope?
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I like the idea of locking myself away and becoming a hermit, I wish I had the money to do so. I've always been misanthropic however the older I get (currently 30) the stronger the feelings become. I could quite happily be alone for the rest of my days assuming a decent internet connection; I will become a hermit in my grotto, this is my goal.
MrFappyFappy said:
I like the idea of locking myself away and becoming a hermit, I wish I had the money to do so. I've always been misanthropic however the older I get (currently 30) the stronger the feelings become. I could quite happily be alone for the rest of my days assuming a decent internet connection; I will become a hermit in my grotto, this is my goal.
The clue was probably in your username.13m said:
MrFappyFappy said:
I like the idea of locking myself away and becoming a hermit, I wish I had the money to do so. I've always been misanthropic however the older I get (currently 30) the stronger the feelings become. I could quite happily be alone for the rest of my days assuming a decent internet connection; I will become a hermit in my grotto, this is my goal.
The clue was probably in your username.

Negative Creep said:
Iva Barchetta said:
Iva Barchetta said:
Recluse not Hermit.
Turns out they are the same.My bad.
I always thought a they were completely different.....

Iva's edition of Dictionary Corner aside... 
I already am and have been for quite a while. It's not ideal when compared with what went beforehand, but it's how things have panned out and I'm OK with it. I now only speak with people on a professional level like shop workers or bar staff and the like. If I use the self service tills I can go a couple of weeks without any real life interaction or communication. I don't feel as though I'm missing out on anything of significance.

I already am and have been for quite a while. It's not ideal when compared with what went beforehand, but it's how things have panned out and I'm OK with it. I now only speak with people on a professional level like shop workers or bar staff and the like. If I use the self service tills I can go a couple of weeks without any real life interaction or communication. I don't feel as though I'm missing out on anything of significance.
Impasse said:
I already am and have been for quite a while. It's not ideal when compared with what went beforehand, but it's how things have panned out and I'm OK with it. I now only speak with people on a professional level like shop workers or bar staff and the like. If I use the self service tills I can go a couple of weeks without any real life interaction or communication. I don't feel as though I'm missing out on anything of significance.
Mind if I ask why? Are you just reclusive in a populated area, or are you in the Outer Hebrides?YES!!
Take the OH and Kids and go live in the most remote corner of nowhere i can afford, let her do the social bit like shopping and kids going to School while I stay at home chopping firewood and tending to the animals and vegetables we keep for eating!!
That is the plan, only problem being she doesn't want the same but I could leave her!
Take the OH and Kids and go live in the most remote corner of nowhere i can afford, let her do the social bit like shopping and kids going to School while I stay at home chopping firewood and tending to the animals and vegetables we keep for eating!!
That is the plan, only problem being she doesn't want the same but I could leave her!

Negative Creep said:
Iva Barchetta said:
Iva Barchetta said:
Recluse not Hermit.
Turns out they are the same.My bad.
I feel I was born too late. Mortgages are not only a thing but an acceptable thing.
I don't rent or take a loan to buy food so where did renting / taking debt to live somewhere become a thing?
Because of this paradigm, we are born into a world where money is elevated to a life goal rather than a means of a better life. This in turn enslaves us as a society to always be chasing the coin.
It's like Super Mario Brothers but without the Princess and magic flowers.
We can't just leave the system as someone probably already owns the land we would move to.
But I can't imagine how you would transition a society away from something so ingrained.
I don't rent or take a loan to buy food so where did renting / taking debt to live somewhere become a thing?
Because of this paradigm, we are born into a world where money is elevated to a life goal rather than a means of a better life. This in turn enslaves us as a society to always be chasing the coin.
It's like Super Mario Brothers but without the Princess and magic flowers.
We can't just leave the system as someone probably already owns the land we would move to.
But I can't imagine how you would transition a society away from something so ingrained.
I've just moved to the end of a dead end lane in a small village.
Discussions with the few neighbours I have met has led to the conclusion (this was offered by one of said neighbours) that most people in the immediate area are quite reclusive and eccentric, "but then you'd have to be to live somewhere this secluded".

Discussions with the few neighbours I have met has led to the conclusion (this was offered by one of said neighbours) that most people in the immediate area are quite reclusive and eccentric, "but then you'd have to be to live somewhere this secluded".

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