All my life as far back as I can remember, I’ve been shy and uncomfortable in social environments. I like people; yet, I am mostly quiet in a group setting. Has this changed? Have I found a new comfort zone?
After I lost my husband to Alzheimer’s disease, I prayed for a new husband. God answered my prayer, and eight months later, Steve and I met and married. My life has changed drastically. Steve is an outgoing, friendly person and has a large group of friends that socialize together all the time. I think it is correct to say that Steve is a partying man. Am I a partying woman? Becoming one…. Little by little…. Learning…. One step at a time….
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I know this. I, too, feel uncomfortable in large crowds unless I have a purpose to be there, view a concert, watch a ballgame, mingle at an art opening. Maybe that is not what you are referring to. I like spending a large amount of time alone, reading, painting, drawing. Sometimes I think wallflower is such a negative term for choosing to spend time alone or with a few. You will do fine, me thinks!
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I, too, feel comfortable if I am sitting with a crowd as a spectator or even performing some function such as an employee. It is social interaction that makes me uncomfortable. I like reading, writing, and spending time just thinking or meditating. I wonder what a wallflower looks like. Is there really a plant called a wallflower? Thanks for stopping by. Blessings to you, Leslie…
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I’m like you, Carol Ann, reading, writing, and such. Not a conversationalist, for sure.
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I write better than I speak most of the time. Steve can’t shut me up. It’s a matter of comfort. I’m comfortable around Steve. Poor guy. Thanks for your comment. Blessings to you, Patti…
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