I only drink when I people.

Having a pool is so neat. All of your friends are suddenly interested to catch up on the hottest days of the year.

I don’t “make friends”. I get adopted by extroverts and they make me do things.

It’s so crazy how people are never down to just go get a burger. It didn’t used to be like this.

Can we bring back the lost art of just hanging out at your friends house doing absolutely nothing?

My favorite part of socializing is when it’s over.

The only thing I love more than an open mind is an open bar.

So annoying that in order to meet new people you need to go out and meet new people. Ideally, I would have known you in a past life.

My curse was lifted. Do you want to hang out?

You can make friends in a doctor’s waiting room as long as you have something broken and not something coughing.

Sorry that I cannot come out drinking with you tonight, as I will be drinking at home. Alone. By myself.

If you don’t like sports, you are missing a whole world of easy-going conversations with complete strangers.

Adult friendships are difficult. The people I get on best with never want to leave the house either.

When I say I’m tired, the “of people” is silent.

The first two drinks don’t count if you have social anxiety, they just turn you into a normal person.

Since I’ve stayed away from most people, I get on much better with people.

Lorebombing is when you make a new friend in your thirties and you have to catch each other up.

Human interaction is a great way to learn all the new swear words your subconscious mind has come up with in the lab.

Experts say that human interaction is important for brain health but I’m willing to risk it.

Being social sucks all my energy.