Why do I not feel like meeting new people?

The main problem that came up as what makes the majority hate meeting new people is shyness. Most attributed that fear to being shy and unsure of how the other person is going to respond to something like that.

Why do I hate going out in public?

Agoraphobia is a fear of being in situations where escape might be difficult or that help wouldn’t be available if things go wrong. Many people assume agoraphobia is simply a fear of open spaces, but it’s actually a more complex condition. Someone with agoraphobia may be scared of: travelling on public transport.

Is it bad that I don’t want to hang out with friends?

It’s OK not to want to hang out with friends all the time. There’s nothing wrong with wanting some time by yourself. However, if you never want to spend time with friends, it may be worth asking yourself if you enjoy the friendship or if there is something deeper going on like depression.

Why do I have a fear of meeting new people?

When it comes to meeting new people, social anxiety instills in its sufferers a sense of dread. Having to meet new people can sound alarms and ignite warning fires in the minds and bodies of those living with social anxiety (Extroverts Can Experience Social Anxiety, Too).

Why do I feel dreadful when meeting new people?

When it comes to meeting new people, social anxiety instills in its sufferers a sense of dread. Having to meet new people can sound alarms and ignite warning fires in the minds and bodies of those living with social anxiety ( Extroverts Can Experience Social Anxiety, Too ).

Why do I feel like I am not that good at anything?

It can be because you are an Introvert person and you don’t like meeting people. It maybe that you have a lot of insecurities regarding yourself and because of that you suffer from lack of self esteem and you generally have a feeling of “I am not that good”.

How do I stop being so obsessed with meeting people?

Try this approach. Forget about going out and meeting people. Instead try to go out and do the things that you are interested in, what you enjoying doing. Hopefully (at least one of) your interests involve groups / other people 🙂 The point being with this approach… 1. You take the pressure off from focusing on “people”.