Dating for loners

She does have good, close friends, and goes dancing about once a month, but afterward feels a strong need to "hide and recoup." In our society, where extroverts make up three-quarters of the population, loners (except Henry David Thoreau) are pegged as creepy or pathetic.

But soloists like Matsuoka can function just fine in the world—they simply prefer traveling through their own interior universe.

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"Some people simply have a low need for affiliation," says Jonathan Cheek, a psychologist at Wellesley College.

Rather than enjoy the company of his co-workers, he prefers to dine alone at lunch.

After he scoffs at the suggestion of attending another party, you come to the conclusion that he is a loner.

I haven't shut myself off completely from maybe getting back into a standard relationship, if I were to meet the right woman, and she would have to be VERY special and meet some very strict qualifications... I don't mind being in a relationship, IF the one I am in a relationship allows me to remain me. I also have a few other female friends, most are married, so, other than them, if I go anywhere I go alone. I have spent a total of 36 years of my life living with either my parents or husbands..

Your boyfriend spends Saturday nights at home with a book.