and the weird thing is, the article describes me almost to a T. Yes, me. And that's good news for me. Cause now I know that I am not the only person in the whole planet that feels this way =) Unbeknown to my circle of friends,  I do still go out with friends, usually one on one. Not that I have anything with meeting in groups, but I feel that my absence is not really significant in groups, and also I can be of more help to my family so why not just stay home and help out. Sometimes, after one whole week of stressful and tiring work, all I want is to go home to rest and have some time on my own. I don't reply to the continuous string of messages in multiple group chats because I'm busy with my life I guess (really don't understand why people expect others to use social media every minute, just because you use your phone the whole time, doesn't mean people do that too - they don't expect you NOT to touch your phones during meet-ups because they don't, so please, don't diss them with your own prejudiced standards), but I make sure I respond before the meet-up (usually kena ignored also). I guess not many people understand what I do because all they perceive is that I didn't attend...again. Yep. Getting used to this already.