>>213862423Different lad here, I'm 28 years old and similar.
You might be on the schizotypal or avoidant personality disorder spectrum.
I'm 28 years old and I've been unemployed for 9 months now after getting laid off. I'm like 120 IQ but I don't do well in the workplace because I hate talking to other people, can't casually socialize with the other people. Constantly anxious and uncomfortable because someone can come up to me and ask me a question at any point. Hate feeling put on the spot, and it happened so much that I'm focusing on one thing, someone asks me about something else entirely, and it's like I can't get my thoughts together to respond to them.
I feel embarrassed just by virtue of being, and having to talk to someone and show that I know what I'm talking about, responding quickly and intelligently is too much for me.
I got a 3.9 in my undergrad and a 4.0 GPA in my master's program and yet I'm one of the worst employees a typical team can have.
Hate having to take calls or make calls, hate having to ask other people for help/instruction. Working in an office at a job where it isn't just data entry, you constantly have to collaborate with your teammates and other people, and it just drains me to such a massive extent.
I worked at my last job for over 4 years and never got comfortable with my coworkers, always felt anxious going into work.
Never felt enough confidence to flirt with girls and frankly in reality I don't actually want to have casual sex, I find the human body disgusting.
Have no motivation to work hard without many close friends and no romantic prospects at all. Never moved out, I could have with my kind of salary, but what is the point of getting an apartment/condo just to go to work and then come home to an empty apartment? There is no point, better just to keep living with my dad so I'm not always alone
I went to highschool dances, parties, stayed overnight at friends' apartments, never got comfortable being around other people