I've tried it for everyone.

As long as people don't work or socialize for a long time,
stay at home every day,
scroll through their phones, read books, grow flowers,
not step out the door or go outside,
eat a few bites when hungry,
fall asleep when tired,
and don't have to say a word of nonsense to anyone.

And the result?
It's not as bad as you think.

Having no friends is real,
but so are the worries.
No one tests how well you're doing,
no one subtly asks how much money you've made,
no one pretends to care about "what you're busy with lately."

You don't reply to messages,
the world won't collapse;
you don't show up,
dinner parties still go on.

Then you realize a heartbreaking fact:
You thought you were very important,
but in fact, when you're not around, everyone is more at ease.

Those who call you out every day,
don't miss you,
they just need people to fill the group;
they don't care about you,
they need someone to help them fight boredom.

When you completely disappear,
they can't even hold on for three days,
and will replace you with another group to keep the fun going.

And what about you?
Your emotions stabilize,
you sleep better,
your mind clears,
even your temper improves.

You finally understand:
Socializing,
for most ordinary people,
is not a necessity, but a chronic drain.

Besides having no friends,
you live more comfortably than ever before.
Really.