WWE Network: Brock Lesnar explains not 'liking' people on Stone Cold Podcast

[BlaneNostalgia]

I appreciate his honesty, it doesnt mean he hates people. He is more of a lone wolf type

[vijaybhandari]

Finally, someone speaks up for all introverts.

[hasansakib]

Legends say Brock is still enjoying quarantine period at home

[xSirDudex]

I feel him. It's not that we hate people. It's that people upset us so much....it's safer just limiting interactions.

[arvindullano]

Finally, an ambassador for us, introverts. Thank you so much Brock. You've spoken what most of us can't!

[satyamrai]

Lesnar is living his life at its fullest. No publicity stunts, no social media bs, alot of wealth and a happy family. Sounds like the ultimate farmer.

[H.K.]

Brock is literally one of the most physically dangerous human beings in the universe yet even he feels like this.

[Abstrack]

I am with Brock, back in my day I tried so hard making friends which is one of my biggest regrets, I would much rather be by myself than somebody who has hurt me. And it has happened to me in the past. Friends dont exist and I am absolutely fine with that.

[NightKnight]

When the WWE wanted Lesnar to come to them in 2002/2003, He didn't want to sign unless Shelton Benjamin was able to come with him. He has the opportunity of a lifetime and doesn't want one of his boys to miss out. That says it all about him.

[rocketlaunch]

Brock Lesnar has people phobia.
Old lady comes to him asks
"Would you help me cross the street child?"
*Lesnar starts to sweat*
*Panics*
*Takes her accidently to suplex city*

[extremelucky]

Gotta respect Brock for being honest and staying true to himself, not trying to be something he is not. He doesn’t give a F if he is disliked, yet he is still loved by many.

[memonomoto]

I once had a co-worker who said the he could never imagine eating alone cause he doesn't want to appear like a loner. I pity people like that who don't appreciate their own company. I for one love going out by myself and often prefer some alone time over socializing. Kudos, Brock.

[lukelgproject.]

The older I get the more I feel like this

[paulkersey]

Around 8 years ago I met Brock Lesnar completely by accident in an airport and yes he is a very insular person but I went up to him very respectfully and I said: Mr. Lesnar I'm really sorry to bother you, I don't want an autograph or a picture from you but I just wanted to say that I'm not just a fan but I want to say thank you for inspiring me. Seeing you work out made me change my life and I thank you for your inspiration. I showed him a picture of me going from 270lbs down to 200 lb and he looked at the photo he looked back at me and said: wow that's cool. And I said to him: Again I don't mean to bother you but I just want to say thank you for my from the bottom of my heart, it means a lot.
Brock gave me a smile and put his hand out to shake my hand and I did just that and I walked away and I said have a good evening. He's very nice as far as I'm concerned. Had I kept continuing the conversation he would have been annoyed but in situations like this you just have to know what to say and how to say it.

[vikrant]

So I'm Brock Lesnar without a good physique.

[ObviouslyKieran]

When Brock is the most relatable guy in WWE history 😂😂

[KHayes]

Guy prefers to live a quiet life. Cant blame him at all

[narutoloveful]

I'm sort of like Brock, I don't need a bunch of friends or actively being social to be happy. A close couple of mates and the occasional get together is all I need. Hell chilling by myself is where I find my joy.

[Lucky_]

I'd say one of the most annoying thing about being this introverted is, people assume you are 'lonely' or have something else wrong with you. Some people just cannot grasp the fact some other people like to be alone.

[MaheshWalatara]

I can relate. I hate people. I love being alone.