Enjoying Solitude

It's important to understand that there's a wide spectrum of personality types, and enjoying solitude is a perfectly valid preference. Here's a breakdown of some potential characteristics of someone who enjoys living, sitting, and reading alone:

 Introverted:

This is a common trait. Introverts gain energy from spending time alone, rather than from social interactions. They often find social situations draining.

Independent:

You likely value your autonomy and self-sufficiency. You're comfortable relying on yourself for entertainment and fulfillment.

Introspective:

Reading and spending time alone often indicate a rich inner life. You enjoy reflecting on your thoughts and ideas.

Highly Self-Aware:

People that enjoy their own company tend to have a high level of self awareness. They understand their own needs and are comfortable meeting those needs.

A lover of knowledge:

Reading is a sign of someone who enjoys learning, and gaining knowledge.

Not necessarily "anti-social":

It's crucial to distinguish between enjoying solitude and being anti-social. You might still enjoy social interactions, but you prioritize your alone time.

It's important to remember:

• There's nothing "wrong" with enjoying your own company.
• Everyone has different needs when it comes to social interaction.

If you're concerned about your social habits, it's always a good idea to reflect on whether your preferences are causing you any distress. But if you're happy and fulfilled, then embrace your love of solitude.