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I am the most solitary person I know. Although looking forward to meet someone interesting, I have got used to it. So many interesting things to do that I am never bored and days are always too short.

That was my life pretty much until two years ago. I was a lot more culpable in my solitary lifestyle back then than I thought I was, though... lots of bad habits of avoiding people + low self confidence = bad results.

I believe that in the end everybody leads a solitary life. There are some parts of your mind, some thoughts that you cannot share with anyone else. Because the rest of the world is not 'you', you can never totally share your own life with anyone else.

Shure, All us ugly people live without others. I personaly find the human race to be a waste of space! Selfish, egotistical, greedy, manipulative, destructive, mean, and overall just nasty by nature! Proof??? Go watch little kids interact when athority is vacant. Oh...., the magnificence and grace of the human race. We may be a cancer on the earth. Hum? uncontrolled growth, total consumption of resorcess, and the destruction of the host? YEAH! GO GREEN!

I prefer to live a solitary life for the fact I do not have to worry about anyone else.

Yes. I'm a social hermit crab hiding in my little shell.

I feel as if I was a victim of society, but i hope to change that some day.

well i love the solitary life, is just so fresh with out people screaming at your ears, is not the circumstances but the way i like it.

Yes, I am more alone most of the time and I do appreciate quiet time when I am around big groups of people for a long time. I find myself looking for a quiet place.

Not exactly, but I have no friends except for my wife because of circumstance -- I don't have time to maintain friendships.

Note: Before any smart alecs comment... the time I spend on Y!A is downtime at work.

Yes. Most long-haul truck drivers. (aka over-the-road drivers) For days you don't talk to anyone and then the conversation is "that'll be 3 dollars, have a nice day."