A friend I once had often expressed how much she didn’t like crowds. They made her feel uneasy, anxious, she explained whenever she could. It was who she was, she said. She wasn’t a “crowd person,” but a “home body,” she always politely affirmed. Crowds were too much for her because, I was meant to believe, she had a more sensitive disposition than most.
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