It depends on how much I have going on, and how I am feeling.
If I am consumed by personal projects of my own, I can spend a few days by myself working on them, and then at some point I'll get hungry and go to the local bar & grill, get a sandwich, watch sports on the TV with strangers, get a Long island Iced Tea, and then go back to my music lab.
When I am not feeling well, e.g. virus, migraine/sinus headache, etc., I enjoy time to myself, as it is only then I can rest.
Otherwise, bring the party on.
Two days and I'm thoroughly depressed.
Fascinating, truly fascinating. *ponders the responses*
A day, or just a few hours. Depends. But generally, I'd say I need more we-time than me-time.
A day of alone time is the maximum. Two days and I'm thoroughly depressed.
I need alone time a couple of times a year, but for a very significant amount of time. Like, I hate being alone generally except once every like 6 months i'll want to take an entire week alone to refocus or something
I don't need alone time per se, but i need time away from negative humanoids, to be around people in a relaxed setting, or simply be around the correct people. The second two are a bit difficult to acquire, which is why alone time comes into play.
My SO falls asleep within 5 minutes if she stops moving and is alone. I've really never seen anything like it.
I'm alone a lot. I really only hang out with my housemate until the weekend. He is an INTP and we'll hang out on the couch for a couple hours a day with our laptops or we'll get breakfast and argue about some petty intellectual bullshit. If I say X, he is sure to say Y and vice versa. Some people joke that we're like a married couple. He's definitely my bro.
On the weekends, I go a bit nuts. I end up totally overcommitting to various events.
I get pretty worn out from socializing and recover during the week. I end up making too many commitments and feeling too close to people to feel comfortable. I prefer being social in a very limited and superficial way, which is why I seem to leave parties early sometimes or bounce from event to event. I hate awkward silences. I would rather leave.