FARK.com: (7435043) Study concludes prolonged loneliness can make people less able to relate to others, more likely to red-light headlines

		Study concludes prolonged loneliness can make people less able to relate to others, more likely to red-light headlines (dailymail.co.uk)		1
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Martian_Astronomer		2012-11-15 07:44:26 AM

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i upped my meds-up yours: I don't mind relating, I just rarely get much out of it. I don't read people's cues well, so I don't get a lot of insight on who they are.

I read other people's social cues really well, actually. It's just that the social cues generally mean "We don't want to hang out with you."

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