I used to realllllllly love being out and about, being with friends. But since I started living alone, I really enjoy the little bits of time spent alone. I reckon there are some reasons you would also feel the same way.
There are many possible reasons why you may not enjoy social interactions as much as you get older. Here are a few potential explanations:
- Changes in your interests or priorities: As we grow and change, our interests and priorities can also shift, which may affect our desire for social interaction.
- Decreased energy or motivation: As we age, we may naturally have less energy or motivation to engage in social activities, especially if we are feeling tired or stressed.
- Changes in social circles: As we get older, we may drift apart from some of our social connections and form new ones. This can be a natural part of life, but it can also lead to a sense of isolation or a lack of social support.
- Health or mobility issues: Physical health issues or mobility problems can also impact our ability to engage in social activities.
- Past negative experiences: If we have had negative experiences with social interactions in the past, we may be less likely to seek out social interactions in the present.
If you are finding that you are not enjoying social interactions as much as you used to, it may be helpful to consider what may be causing this change and to try to address any underlying issues. You might also try finding new activities or groups that align with your current interests and values, or seeking support from friends or a mental health professional if you are struggling with negative thoughts or feelings.
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Melodie Mike Ng 
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