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Dr. Swigmon Fwad
Dr. Swigmon Fwad, Kiwi
I found this an interesting headline…
When It’s Good to Be Antisocial
Sometimes everybody wins when you go it alone.
I should think a better venue for such an article would be Mental Health Mechanics, or something similar, rather than a trashy grocery store tabloid, but I guess one gets what one pays for.
I did not read the article but I must assume the best answer to be…
When you do not like people…followed by…or when they do not like you.
I believe in cases of antisocialterialism, that is what most people, who are only within the discussion as a subject, and not subjectivity, think.
I am sure my friends would concur had I any.
Generally people are like relatives, they are only needed in time of need.
Otherwise you will soon find them needing something from you.
An antisocial person has only himself to talk to, but you will never find him falling asleep, or walking away, from the conversation.
The truth is, if there were more antisocial people, there would be less antisocial activity.
Swigmon Out,
By George
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Being antisocial certainly is a good thing when it brings attention to socially unacceptable behavior. You made me think of when Rudi Gernreich designed monokini in 1964. Women are still fighting to get equality when it comes to going bare chested in public.
Bye, George,
Ron