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[serene]

I hit, for me, the height (depth?) of hermitdom today. I was not willing to go on either of my pre-planned low-key dates, AND I had no interest in walking the neighborhood with someotherguy. I still feel like I never want to leave the house or see another human being for a year or two, but we'll see how it goes tomorrow.

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[pipyn.livejournal.com]

One time, after 12 days straight working 16 hours a day at the state fair during which I felt like I personally greeted all 800,ooo attendees, and sharing a motel room and sleeping at night in the same bed as my (female) boss, with the only time alone the entire duration being while I was in the bathroom, I spent the whole first day at home in my own bed in a darkened room with the covers over my face, Not sleeping even, just lying there.

[catrinaz.livejournal.com]

for me, it's not seeing folks, it's just leaving the house that's problematic. in fact, i'm all for having somebody around for at least a little while most days...if i feel like company, there are those people...and if i don't feel like company, a smaller subset of folks still fits. but i find myself plotting in my post-panic-attack moments...how can i get everything i need delivered and make a living without leaving the house???

[epi-lj.livejournal.com]

Lately for me I've been incredibly socially thirsty, but antsy about hanging around with people in person. I've been really active online, as a result, but while I've been around people in person, I haven't been managing that very well.

[firecat]

I spent the weekend happily in the depth of hermitdom.

[clever-doberman.livejournal.com]

I call that kind of day a 'pajama day.' and I don't even wear pajamas. I may do a load of laundry so I can claim I've done some work around the house, but even if I don't, they are precious.