If we take as normal the most common behavior of healthy individuals in the society in which I live, then no, I have never had this behavior.
But I also don't mind not being a common person in my city. I love my weird behavior, I was born that way.
What I don't like is not knowing how to adapt to my social environment and suffering because of it... I guess that's why, at the age of 5-6 I started to leave people aside (I had classmates in school and work as I got older, but never friends outside of an environment where I felt safe or knew regularly).
What I don't take well are all the somatizations of anxiety that have become chronic and that have degenerated into excess until they affect me too much in my day to day. I think I'm an idiot for not having been able to foresee what was going to happen.
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Si entem per normal el comportament més habitual dels individus sans de la societat on visc, doncs no, mai he tingut aquest comportament.
Però tampoc em fa res no ser una persona comuna en la meva ciutat. M'estimo el meu comportament estrany, vaig nèixer així.
El que no m'agrada es no saber-me adaptar al meu entorn social i patir per això... suposo que per això, als 5-6 anys vaig començar a deixar de banda la gent (he tingut companys de classe a l'escola i de feina al fer-me gran, però mai amics fora d'un entorn on jo em sentis segur o conegués habitualment).
El que no porto bé són totes les somatitzacions de l'ansietat que se m'han cronificat i que s'han degenerat en excés fins afectar-me en escreix en el meu día a día. Penso que sóc un babau per no haver sabut veure amb prou antel·lació el que anava a passar.