

Totally fair. I’m in a similar boat on family. I’m going to reach the age soon where it’s no longer a realistic option for me to change my mind on. But I’ve seen it go sideways enough not to want it and I like my current situation.
That be said, human contact is important. Even if that means working retail like Lowes or Home Depot on the weekend just to push you to interact with people. Or if you prefer, there are plenty of communities out there whether that be religion, book clubs, or even the freemason’s for that matter. I have a few family members in that. Communities that support you. It’s been rough working from home the last few years with minimal human contact.



A sock out of a washing machine is clean but wet. Once dry it will be a clean sock.
A dirty sock that got wet will still be a dirty sock once dried. The dirty didn’t go anywhere.
Please feel free to try this yourself to verify.