People Don't Want to Socialize Anymore!

Are people losing the art of socializing in today's digital age? In this thought-provoking video, we explore the phenomenon of social isolation and the rise of virtual connections. With the increasing reliance on digital communication, we're seeing a decline in community engagement and face-to-face interactions. But what's driving this shift, and how can we cultivate more mindful connections in our lives? Join Chad Lisonbee as we delve into the world of online communities and digital empathy, and discover ways to foster deeper relationships in a world that's increasingly going virtual. Learn how to prioritize self-improvement and nurture meaningful relationships in the digital era.

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[tonyhodges]

I’m old enough to remember life before the cell phone, it was better. I’m also old enough to remember life before 24 hour news, we had the nightly news at five and that was it, the rest of the day was yours and yours alone. I missed that.

[johnmalatesta]

Been introverted my entire life.
People drain me and then I have to refuel. I love the outdoors and solitude. Gardening and my chickens.

[hydroplaneconvoy]

I never understood why my dad didn’t have really any friends. Now I’m a dad and I totally get it.

[tbobtbob]

The older I get, the better I understand people. The more I understand people, the less I think of people generally. I just avoid almost all socialization now because it never adds to my life - it always detracts from it.

[hangryturtle]

I was extroverted until about age 40. It was then I received shock after shock through betrayals, bullying at work, and threats of violence from persons I thought were friends. It changed me. I enjoy my own company and time with God. People horrify me

[Bless-the-Name]

Someone told me during the pandemic:

The good people will continue to get better and the bad people will continue to get worse.

[puoesseremostrato]

"If someone has very few friends, it means that he or she has a lot of life experience."
*(Søren* *Kierkegaard)*

[DogBeast]

“The more I get to know people, the more I prefer the company of my dog.” -Mark Twain

[jasontucker]

I heard someone say “you’re either being used or you are useless “ and that really stuck with me. People are awful

[Hevle]

I appreciate this so much. Growing up in the 70's and 80's my family went "visiting", that's what they called it, almost every weekend. We loaded up in the car and went to various relatives or family friends and stayed for hours. We ate, the adults talked around a kitchen table and the kids all played. Great memories.

[xTEXAS.x]

Yeah the 90’s was a better time. These phones with social media really screwed up our country.

[nytbk]

If you have become an introvert, just remember it's not your fault and you're not wrong. It's actually a sign of intelligence.

[JDHart]

I used to be an extrovert. At 65, I’m an introvert. I have my wife and two dogs. That’s all I want, all I need. I can’t believe how much people have changed over my lifetime.

[Lyrielonwind]

People have lost interest in making connections but they have not lost interest in gossiping when don't even know you but superficially.

[randymillsjr.]

All my family and friends have passed on. It get lonely as you get old. Thank God I have Jesus

[Billtwiggmeister]

I’m 58 and I have no friends. Which means, no one asks me for anything anymore. I like that.

[ryanstewart]

I miss the good ol days when people were friendly, when family was family, when work paid decent, when rent was cheap. Now people stare at their phones to socialize, sad.

[florencehastings]

I live in a small town in Denmark and here it’s customary to smile and say hi to people you pass when walking. You never know, it might be the only friendly thing that person has seen all day. ❤️

[Naturalintelligence]

I simply lost interest in socializing years ago because i find many modern people to be downright narcissistic know it alls that are toxic to be around. I also find many people nowadays to be very fake and superficial and fickle. Its hard finding real solid people that will stick by your side through thick and thin. Loyal people that will never lie to me or abandon me is what i crave the most.

[cdm]

People are disappointing. I’m not being cynical, they just aren’t worth the effort. I find more peace on my own. There are a few that are an exception to that. Over-all I choose independence and solitude.