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[[File:Asocial.png|thumb|Asocial flag|166x166px]]'''Asocial''' means not feeling [[social attraction]]. Someone who is asocial is less likely to have a public role model, someone they want to aspire after socially, and similar aspects. They may find a partner less attractive if they behave differently in public/social situations. They are also less likely to want to go to public places, being seen as introverted or antisocial. |
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Asociality comes in many forms, and isn't always a bad trait or negative to ones health. Asociality, however, ''can'' be an issue when it causes little to no social interaction, or is caused from treatable mental disorders or disabilities. However, despite modern society seeing it as a negative trait, asociality is seen as a desirable and mystical trait in Hinduism, Jainism, Catholicism, Eastern Orthodoxy, Buddhism and Sufism. |
Asociality comes in many forms, and isn't always a bad trait or negative to ones health. Asociality, however, ''can'' be an issue when it causes little to no social interaction, or is caused from treatable mental disorders or disabilities. However, despite modern society seeing it as a negative trait, asociality is seen as a desirable and mystical trait in Hinduism, Jainism, Catholicism, Eastern Orthodoxy, Buddhism and Sufism. |
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