LDAR Does missing out on partying in teens stunt growth?

[RetardedChinlet]

I became a loner at 15 years old and by my 20s, I felt like a complete alien among my peers. I missed out on all of the normal teenage fun of that age and I think it critically damaged my growth.

 

[racoon4]

if you mean height growth then no but social growth, yes

 

[RetardedChinlet]

if you mean height growth then no but social growth, yes

I mean social growth of course

 

[RetardedChinlet]

Is the sun hot?

It's over

 

[El Enemigo]

Depends, would be slaying at the party or would you be standing alone in a corner?

 

[AnotherInsertCel1]

You can go to all the parties and still end up the same.

 

[Loner94]

I wouldn't know never been to parties.

 

[Zhou Chang-Xing]

You can go to all the parties and still end up the same.

Yep, those socially inclined socialised. People who go to lots of parties but don't socialise are known as "wall flowers" and they're just like the rest of us...

 

[MinorityNoOneCares]

I wouldn't know never been to parties.

 

[RetardedChinlet]

Depends, would be slaying at the party or would you be standing alone in a corner?

You can go to all the parties and still end up the same.

Yep, those socially inclined socialised. People who go to lots of parties but don't socialise are known as "wall flowers" and they're just like the rest of us...

I'm not saying going to parties would cure autism, manletism or ugliness but I feel like something goes terribly wrong when you rot alone for years in your teens. I suspect that even standing in the corner of a party is a good experience for healthy development. I'm not kidding when I say I feel like an alien.

 

[Deleted member 41729]

Yeah you're missing out on formative experiences.

 

[kretschmer]

it stunted me psychologically