If you don't fit in, will you change?

I don't think so. It's natural to be unsociable. If there is nothing wrong with you, it is very difficult for you to enjoy yourself, go your own way and force yourself to integrate into the collective. Although a little biased and extreme, there are many kinds of unsociable people, isolated and unsociable by others, arrogant and meticulous, and unsociable. It is easy to see that sometimes it is against your heart to integrate into society.

Nowadays, fast-paced material life is also very common. If you live for profit, you may force yourself to pretend to smile. Being unsociable is not impossible to live. I'm more or less unsociable, but I won't change easily. There are many things in the world that can't be wasted on forcing yourself. Isn't Qu Yuan also a state in which everyone is drunk and I wake up alone?

Some unsociable people have their own rich inner world, so they can live well. When they meet similar groups, they will naturally become friends and become more Buddhist without hard integration. Being unsociable also means not meeting the right group. After all, birds of a feather flock together, and summer insects are beyond words.