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Louis Theroux's Struggles With Intimacy And Socialising

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Louis Theroux opens up about his struggles with intimacy and socialising.

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20 Comments

@thesunreport 3 years ago

That weird synth at the begining was a bit much.

@natashaj9169 3 years ago

Really nice to hear someone discussing the struggle of being an introvert

@quirkcentric 2 years ago

As a person living with Autism, this is so relatable. Amd holds true for most high functioning autistic people most especially those living with Asperger's syndrome

@adamtench4447 3 years ago

i can relate to this guy so much. socialising and conversing with people does not come natural to me either.

@RedwhiteandRaw 3 years ago

I'm an introvert, creative, practical...I favour solitude
I like my dog I like drinking tea. My head is full of cartoons that I can't draw...that's me.

@Find_And_Seek 2 years ago (edited)

Louis' discussion about this topic is 100% relatable, Personally I'd say, in all honesty that a lot of women also experience this too, myself included, I'm not intelligent, but I do have introversion tendencies/characteristics.

@usxnews1834 3 years ago (edited)

Louis has an incredible vocabulary and grasp of the language, he expresses himself really well, you can tell he was born into a literary family, a great way with words even when he seems to be floundering

@MarySmith-gu5nb 3 years ago

That makes perfect sense: that he peels other people's layers back, and then retreats from tending to his own.

@onepartyroule 3 years ago

That has surprised me. He's very good at hiding his social anxiety. He's kind of known for having awkward conversations and holding awkward silences.

@emmanuelale4868 3 years ago

I can really relate to Louis on this. I have the same issue of where I'm very good at my job, but not good at socialising with people, specifically in regards to romantic relationships, since I have no experience with that and choose not to get experience. I'm a very reserved individual who likes to keep myself to myself.

@stevesimpson4881 3 years ago (edited)

I can relate to everything he says. I have to push myself to do social things, I wish i was one of those people who loved socializing, I think life would be so much easier. I wouldnt class mysef as an introvert at all, i just don't like social occassions.

@bendanonfawkes4189 3 years ago

i think the fact that louis is reserved and not present in personal life is a reflection of why he dove in head first with his line of work.

@gracesanity6314 3 years ago

Honor your introversion. You have the balance already. Full self love and acceptance...go for it.The world will adapt...believe me

@andyhunt457 3 years ago

His awkwardness makes he really watchable...great documentaries

@george5464 3 years ago

It makes sense that people who don’t inhabit others emotions completely good at getting others to open up. Specifically; they are forced to draw the subtext or context out of a situation which others might read or infer

@paulc3749 3 years ago

such a gentleman is Louis

@angelawilliamson6765 3 years ago

I'm left wondering if Louis is somewhere on on the ASD spectrum, nothing wrong with that, he just comes across like he is observations of his interview in style and the way he communicates with others.