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Yep, and that's America. I'm assuming those images were produced in the US. I was. :D

I'm not so sure about the blue and white striped shirt with the yellow bag. Disturbing? No. The colour scheme just doesn't work.

You seem like a humble individual, and not at all pretentious. Please, do share more about your wonderful career; you seem like an outstanding individual with a magnetic personality.

I gave up searching for "the one" many years ago. Was never any good at chatting women up in bars, always felt very uncomfortable with that scenario; very contrived, very false. I've had girlfriends and sex, but they weren't keepers, just sexual experiences. As I've got older those sexual...

Oh you should get a cat, or a dog. I couldn't live without a little furry animal in my life. They're the greatest people on earth. Better than humans!

You sound like a model employee (wage-slave). The only people who really benefit under capitalism, are the capitalists. You're earning enough to get by, and you're happy with that.

I've had difficulty defining normality. If "normality" is doing a job, getting married, having kids etc. ..leading the same sort of life that millions of people everywhere lead, then I'm not normal.

I know the feeling, and I deal with it by consuming copious quantities of mince pies and brandy butter.

Tried that, didn't work out. I'm a chronic loner and social recluse. I see people with families and friends who lead normal lives, and it all seems very alien to me. I'm definitely from another planet, and don't particularly like these earthly aliens I've been living among.

I graduated from University in 1995 with a degree in Psychology. I went to the job centre, picked up an application for employment, then whilst standing at the bus stop, ripped it up and threw it in the bin. Employment is wage-slavery, like you've already stated. Unless you're on a very high...

I wish I could be a different person.

I posted this some time ago. It's my view of human nature, and you may agree with it: http://www.experienceproject.com/stories/Am-A-Misanthrope/1794304

I've made too many mistakes to mention. I think most of my mistakes were made in responding in a wrong (but unavoidable) way to other people and events in my life. I responded to my dad's alcoholism, my mother's stupidity and the general dysfunctional nature of my early life by rebelling at...

Stupidest thing I've done in the last 24 hours, and I seem to do it every morning, is get out of bed.

At 23 you don't know what loneliness is. You haven't even been born yet. When you hit 45 and have spent the last 17 years of your life alone, without family, without a friend, and without what most people take for granted, then you're entitled to come onto a lonely site and start whining about...

Hi, my name's Solitary Man. I've been a chronic loner and social recluse for most of my adult life. I'm 45 now. I never got married or had kids because I've suffered from depression and fell into a rut in my late 20s which I never got out of. I became socially isolated and found myself totally...

Like me, you're a misanthrope, and you should read this: http://www.experienceproject.com/stories/Am-A-Misanthrope/1794304

I think you have to have a life before you can sum it up in a few words.

That's a great idea, Teresa. An open house for Xmas day might prove to be many people's best Christmas ever.:)

Sorry to hear about your less than idyllic marital life, Dissenter. Doesn't sound like an ideal domestic situation at all. I'm not a marriage counsellor, but perhaps if you'd realised that you'd paired with a woman who was not compatible in terms of personality type many years ago and pulled the...