From what I understand about what introverts are, and my own experience, I think this might be the case. However introverts are usually not into Being totally alone, but like to spend more time alone than with others. I think they like the company of others, but in small amounts.
I would say I'm an introvert...I guess it depends on how you define that. Like...I'm not withdrawn socially. I enjoy interacting socially with others. I even work with the public.
I think this all stems from me having been a single child, I had no siblings and I desired making friends as a kid to the point I was willing to let people walk all over me (I didn't know better back then).
Now I know better, I just can weed them out. So I did still carry over my desire to make friends, but....not a lot of friends.
I am FAR from a socialite. I swear there's this one woman from my old Meetup group that's on Facebook that has to be the center of attention. I think it was a burden on her marriage because her husband wasn't that sociable.
I just want that one best friends/girlfriend to be a part of my life though.
There had been times where I may resolve myself to remaining single for the rest of my life...but...not by choice I guess, but more so just accepting defeat?
But reading these posts is kind of disturbing though and there's just something utterly depressing about men who have lost their desire to couple up with someone....especially Christian men. Like they just chose to throw in the towel altogether.
BUT....I CAN understand why though, considering we run into so many shallow people in the dating scene these days where you're just thrown in the friend zoned, which has been the story of my life.
Like...women can love me to death, but not in that way. I'm "safe" and I make them laugh, and I'm an all around comfortable to be around, however....when I try to shoot my shot with one of them...it's like "Oh, um...you're a nice guy...but...I don't think of you in that way"
I sometimes wonder if they don't see me as a "man" at all, but as an asexual being. lol Granted, I don't have masculine features (no real jawline or broad shoulders/dad bod). Yes, I do stay toned, but I'm not a "BIG" man.
I'd say once every several years I get a woman that can look past that, only because they admittedly would say they don't care about looks.