I'm both emotionally and intellectually stable but I'm also a loner. I work 50-60 hours a week with the general public and I get very annoyed by the ignorant and rude behavior that I witness. I get tired of listening to all the yammering and I like to be by myself, still and quiet. Most people don't have anything interesting to say but they keep talking.
2006-08-26 01:33:15
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answered by daca_moracca 3
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A loner is a label for a person who shuns human interaction for a variety of reasons. These reasons can range from a lack of certain social skills (such as people with Asperger's Syndrome) or for a desire to be with oneself. A common psychological term for this is someone who is introverted.
It is usually used with a negative connotation in the belief that humans are social creatures and those that do not participate are different, though in some cases there is a certain romanticism in the idea of the Loner
2006-08-26 01:26:36
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answered by raajss 2
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i'm not a loner all the time, i am just very moody and when i feel it coming on i want to be alone and i will stay at home or whatever for a few days without answering the phone or anything. it's my time to "regroup" or "recharge." i don't know why.....i haven't always been this way. truthfully it started shortly after i had my first child!! when i want to be alone, and someone stops by i feel like i have to start all over. it's wierd. but yes i am stable, i have good friends and a full life. i just need my down time and that means being alone.
2006-08-26 01:30:43
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answered by origchick 5
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I am a loner by nature. I've always prefered to have 1-2 good friends to having several casual friends. I am more stable and logical than most, because I spend more time in my mind trying to understand the world around me than in casual chit-chat with others.
I once read that extroverts draw energy from other people and that introverts are drained of energy from other people. I just "feel" better when I spend most of my time alone.
2006-08-26 05:29:43
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answered by Kate 3
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...I like to be alone at times, although I am in a marriage and have social interactions. My quiet time allows me to think and write...creative expression. Yes I am emotionally stable. I don't have those dark emotional spells that the "stereotypical" loner has.
2006-08-26 01:36:25
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answered by magnamamma 5
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Even if I like to have some time for myself, I am the complete opposite of a loner.
2006-08-26 02:42:49
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answered by elgil 7
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People tend to be a loner because of insecurities and past pain .They shield themselves and hide from social contact for protection
2006-08-26 01:28:29
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answered by Anonymous
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I am forced to be one........I'm an only child and by nature pretty demanding so I have a hard time making relationships work. All my friends have left my city and gone away to greener pastures now that we have finished university.....and I can't fault them for that seeing that I live in a notoriously racist and segregated place, and for that reason find it difficult to make any more friends.
2006-08-26 01:40:03
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answered by Wildhoney 3
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Yup - going to take that test you gave the address for - later - may come back and edit this answer, afterwards. . .
After reading the first 2 answers, sounds like you don't need another 'definition' - those pretty well cover it, I think - it's now just time for others to give personal information on this topic.
2006-08-26 01:37:10
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answered by Anonymous
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i think i was a loner since i was born pretty much and it just got worse over the years. i'll go out places and be ok, but to talk to people is somethin i can't handle really. i stay to myself cuz people are shitty and they will **** all over you....it takes a couple years for me to be comfortable with someone.
2006-08-26 01:33:07
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answered by ? 2
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