My wife and I were just talking about what it actually feels like to be peopled out (overstimulated from human interaction). We tend to experience this quite easily. This is how she feels.
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My wife and I were just talking about what it actually feels like to be peopled out (overstimulated from human interaction). We tend to experience this quite easily. This is how she feels.
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haha nice pic 馃槀
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Thanks, Marta. 馃槉
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I’m not a coffee drinker so I’ll have to trust you on this – hehe! For me, I think it’s like everything goes dull and it’s like looking and hearing through a fog no matter how much I want to engage.
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Hi Juni. Yes, I get that way when I’m still in the thick of noise and people.
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Good to know I’m not the only one. It’s definitely my warning sign to myself that I need time alone.
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I hate getting to that point, but sometimes you just can’t help it in a given situation.
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I used to think I could just keep going – willpower. Part of me wants to keep going, too, but I’ve learnt to listen to those warnings and take time out.
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To me it’s like a people hungover – i swear it’s the last time i ever meet anyone hahaha. And I’m dizzy with all the impressions and conversations and it won’t stop until I drop on the bed exhausted 馃檪
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Yes!
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So true!!! I’m glad I’m not the only one!! Your comics are the BEST!
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Hi AndreSue! Thanks! Hope you are well. 馃檪
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Omg yes!! This post made me smile; I thought I had been the only person to use the phrase “peopled out”, starting a couple years ago. Turns out that once again, I’m not alone! Thank you for this! I feel warm and fuzzy inside now 鉂わ笍
Cheers!
~The Silent Wave Blog writer 馃槉
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Yes, you are not alone! Thanks for your comment. 馃槉 hope you are well.
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