
Thought I'd get some views on this. Have you or have you witnessed another person being hyperactive and overly social when facing serious issues they don't want to deal with.



Posted by size zero superheroPosted by aquasnoz
Thought I'd get some views on this. Have you or have you witnessed another person being hyperactive and overly social when facing serious issues they don't want to deal with.
Yep.
Been there, done that, got the t-shirt & seen others engage in the same behaviors. Partying can be an effective, fun distraction from life's various struggles. Said issues need to be addressed directly in some cases, other problems just come & go in the meantime. Wouldn't recommend it as a long-term nor short-term solution, either way.click to expand

Posted by feb16aqua
Yeah, I'm doing it every day as we "speak" lol

Posted by tiziani
Yeah I see people avoiding catching up with themselves when they know they haven't settled an emotional score.
Yesterday we were just talking about it with my friends when this site prompted us to discuss the YOLO effect.


Posted by BalmyTigress
I see it a lot in other people, but I don't knowingly do it myself. My need to get to the bottom of the issue and find out the truth exceeds my need to feel comfortable. That doesn't mean I wouldn't run away from some issues. I do. Just not from those I think are important.

Posted by aquasnoz
Hmmm that could be one of them. What about bursts of reinventing oneself, overly booking yourself for social settings. Would you consider it as a denial of reality? Keeping oneself busy as means of forgetting? Making new connections (not necessarily romantic ones) for the fear of even temporarily losing someone.
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