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Week 3 [09.04-15.04.2018] Do truly sociable people hate parties?

Do truly sociable people hate parties?

Parties are what should make people happy, sheer communication fun and laughter and generally just a reason for getting together. Yet some of us have a particular fear of them - which we're made to feel very bad about, as if this was a sure sign of being an anti-social and unfriendly person. But is the person who doesn't like parties truly anti-social ?


Questions:
1. Do you like parties?
2. What is it that you like/dislike in parties? 
3. Can you think of a more pleasant and effective way of social interactions?

Comments

Unknown said…
I like house parties. Can't say that about clubs. The main issue with public parties is the noise. It's very hard to spend some quality time with people I like when I can't even talk to them comfortably. Also I'm not a fan of today's pop music. Even though many places create theme parties or they are known for their music style I haven't found mine.

I prefer to go out for a beer or eventually invite some people I know home. Meeting new people at the parties is fun but sometimes if I come to the party where everyone knows everyone, it's not easy to make some new friends.
Unknown said…
Of course I like parties. I like to be on parties even if I don't drink. Sometimes I prefer to go by car and have no problem with transport. For me very good way to do social interactions is sports. I met a lot of new people when I do sports. It’s a good idea to play a lot of games for example board games , cards games. Also you meet a lot of people at work.
Jakub Nietupski said…
I generally like parties but it is true that it's much harder to enjoy a party if you don't know anyone at first. It is important to get some fun and rest in your life so people should seek ways in which they feel they are being recharged and not exhausted by the constant stress created by the artificiality of parties or lack of social skills etc.
Other ways that I like to spend my free time with other people are activities that enable us to explore new things and ideas. So group trips are definitely the way to go. Another example that I can think of are hackatons - these are usually weekend-long events during which designers, artists and programmers get together to share ideas and create prototypes of new applications and projects. It is a very fun and enjoyable way to meet new people, learn about them and the way they approach problems and hopefully create something new and meaningful.
I like music, so if the party is without music, i don't like this party. Well, i'm a fan of well-organized parties, when everything goes fine without any unpredictable things and people enjoy this kind of relaxation. I hate too many drunk people on parties, especially when they are doing wrong things. Parties can be totally different. There are a lot of "rich" parties which are not about loud music and drunk teenagers. Everything depends on your social status - that's my point of view.
Unknown said…
I'm not particularly a "party type of person" but overall I like parties. Socializing with people takes important part in our lives. It's important for our mental and emotional well-being. Although I don't like people getting drunk, losing control over themselves and causing chaos. Unfortunately, most parties are like this. Surely, there are other ways that not only pleasantly spend time socializing with people but also learn something new. For example, I personally prefer visiting events dedicated to the topic I like. In my opinion, this is the best way to get to know new people and make new connections.
Unknown said…
Of course, I like parties. However, everything depends on who and where.
In parties with my friends I like the fact that when I come without humour I always go out with double humour. In addition, you can always get to know someone new. What I don't like about parties is that I'm always tired after them.
Another way of social interaction is team sport. Additionally, we can always meet someone at work or at a university.
Unknown said…
I can say that I like parties but only those that are organized at the house. I don’t prefer huge parties with an unlimited amount of alcohol and music killing my hearing. I like to talk with people, tell jokes and laugh together, dance a little bit and after drinking to divagate about metaphysical things. The last question seems strange to me because parties aren’t supposed to be an effective way of social interaction in my opinion. For example, integration trip may be an example of an effective and pleasant way of social interaction. Of course, parties are welcome there.
Vladlen Kyselov said…
I would like to say that parties are kind of complicated events. Whether people will like or no depends on a party. If a party is made by the people I know or at least there are more than 2-3 persons that I know then I will most likely join this party, because I am sure that I won`t enjoy hanging out on a party where I don`t have 100% assurance that I will have a company to spend with. I like parties because it is great opportunity to get new friends. There are actually lots of ways to find friends, communicate and spend your time inside and outside the house. For example, it seems easy for me to find people with same interest as yours and speak about those themes, perhaps you will even have more common after a short conversation.
Illia Shynder said…
I really don't like parties. As it was said in the video, on any party I feel myself lonely, not confident and kind of lost. I really don't like being surrounded by people I barely know/don't know at all, and people I'm not willing to talk with simply because they are involved in something I don't understand. But in my opinion, there are a lot of places where you can meet and mate with new people easier, faster and simpler. I guess any kind of social place like ice rink, sport club or some active sport game is such place. Personally I found few friends and mates in these places, and I think everybody can come up with more of such places. And after all, being social doesn't mean just making a lot of new friends, in my opinion it means being able to keep friendship and good relations with old friends and mates
Unknown said…
I'm rather social person but I think that at large parties we can't make real relations with other. I like hous parties and parties where me and my friends can dance with others. But it's like going to theatre. I go for parties for specific purpose. To know someone you need some other conditions. I think that party is good idea when i have group of people I know and we have a good relationship and we only want to make things together.
Another thing are events that rely on some interactions with other people.
I think they are helpful for people who are introverts. Through various games, they can tell about themselves and open themselves to others. Thanks to this, people who do not have such problems can see the values ​​of others.
Anna Koca said…
Yes, I do like parties, both house parties and nights out in the city - however there are several things that I would have changed if it were me who was making the rules. First of all, I am not at all convinced by the idea that parties have to take place at night. After the whole day at work, or at school, our biological clock tells us that when the night falls down, we should take some rest. Cheering, dancing, even drinking alcohol or doing some foolish stuff is all OK, but I feel they would be more energetic and authentic if they were organized during daytime.
When it comes to other ideas for social interactions - I think that groups of common interest that require discussion are a good idea - such as academic science circles at universities, or movie discussion clubs. Those are the places where you sometimes have to express your own ideas and opinions, so you let yourself be known to others. On the other hand, you are surrounded by people similar to you in the sense that you share common interest.
Unknown said…
I feel that I am not kind of extroverted person but I like parties with people which I know and feel comfortable with them. Because of that I prefer house parties, grills or spending time in a pub with my friends. I can say that I hate clubs and when one day my friends persuaded me to go there with them I agreed but it was so boring for me. A lot of strange people who drunk too much, very annoying music which was so loud that we couldn't talk to each other.

I like in the parties that I can meet with my friends, we can talk, we can dance and spend enjoying and relaxing time together. :)

Hm... Nothing comes to my mind. I think that a parties are a good ideas to make relationships stronger among you and your friends. You can also meet some new people on parties which is another adventage. As I was saying I don't have interesting proposition but I will happily read another comments to learn what propositions and ideas other students have had.
I wouldn’t say that I am a great fan of the parties and I wouldn’t say that I hate it. In most situations I go to the party only if my friends invite me to go there. I am big fan of music but I don’t really like the music that plays in the parties. It discourages me. I don’t like drinking at parties as well, because the music starts getting even more loud and it annoys me. From the other hand I can’t say I am not a social person. I like integrations , meeting new people and getting to know them but to my mind going to a party isn’t the best way to make new connections. As for me it’s much more useful to go to the conference and get to know people there. At least you already know that you share common interests.
Unknown said…
I love to party. House party, pubs, clubs or open air gig - that's doesn’t really matters, as long as I’m meeting new people. Creating new memories and epic stories is what parties is all about. We can express ourselves in the way we want to and don’t worry about the judgement. My favorite mindset during party is “living in the moment” - that moment comes in when You fully embrace who You are right now in the moment. In our lives we have so many rules and restrictions, I’m glad that parties are some kind of exceptions - people just accept the fact that You’re “just partying” and don’t judge You that harsh. Another aspect of good outcomes of parties is meeting people with common interest and way of spending free time. I don’t know if there is better way of creating natural social interactions - of course You ca go meet people during the day, on the street - but that kind of people I find very difficult to approach - they just simply not ready for social conversation with new person. To sum up - parties are good for maintaining Your profile of social person and making connections.
I think that party is not always good idea. I don't like when there a lot of people around and I can't really communicate in normal way with all of them. The main reason why it's hard to communicate it's because there too noisy and it's hard to listen and also hard to think in such loud environment.
Marcin Górski said…
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Marcin Górski said…
Yes of course, I like parties but I don't like clubs (there is too loud). I prefer to organize it at house. I like to talk, listen good music and drink some beers and that's why I like it.
Hmmm, you can meet new people everywhere: school, work but parties are the best. It works for me.
Illia Lukisha said…
1. Do you like parties?
I don't like the model of parties that described on video. But I like small parties without or with minimal amount of alcohol, and dedicated to some action like board games.

2. What is it that you like/dislike in parties?
I dislike parties because of their main goal to get drunk or pick up a drunk girl.

3. Can you think of a more pleasant and effective way of social interactions?
To connect people with common interests or for some new engagement for all, so they can know each other better.
Peter Clemenza said…

Nowadays there is a high trend to pose as a anti social person, that
generally dont like parties at all but rather prefer to enjoy their
anxiety and depression.
Of course I do like parties. What life could be without time to
chill out, drink and have a laugh with your closest friends?
Discoteques and night clubs the best way to interact with other people.

For a straight man, the best thing to keep him warm at night is to be in the arms
of the woman.
Unknown said…
It mostly depends on the type of that party. I personally don't like clubbing, because there is no room for good chat with people we met, but the house-hosted parties are much more enjoyable for me. I like mostly the opportunity to have chat with someone, play some board/card games or exchange the experience. But there are many parties, when you can't hear any other person or you don't know anyone, so sometimes interaction with others is difficult in my case. But for a smaller group of people instead of parties there could be just beer meeting in the pub or in any other fancy place.
Unknown said…
1. Do you like parties?
Yes, i do like parties a lot. Especially when i have a tough week and then i can mellow out with friends. But i’m not that fan of parties where i don’t know anyone, because i can’t be totally relaxed on them.

2. What is it that you like/dislike in parties?
I like meeting friends, spending time togheter listening music and discussing about more or less important stuff

3. Can you think of a more pleasant and effective way of social interactions?
I wouldn’t say it’s more pleasant, but playing computer games togheter is for me also very entertaining and i like it as much as parties.
A well organized party is always a nice experience, myself im more of an wild person when it comes to partying i find the most enjoyment in those wild ones, made up on the spot, non prepared, not well organized. I find satisfaction in Chaos (only at parties though:) )
I love that the wilder, more chaotic party gets the more fun most participants have with it. I also enjoy seeing how ppl react to unconventional situations eg the toilet is on fire. Many participants show at least part of their true self when things get chaotic and unpredictable, even more so if they are drunk,tipsy.
Naturally while being surrounded by chaos is not the best way of socializing with people. Depending on what we want to achieve and how big the group of participants is , walk in a park, picnic, going to a game room(bowling etc), or even extreme sports and stunts like skydiving might be a better ways to socialize with people. Since im a game r i would also add lan party, there is nothing more socializing than a lan party for avid gamers.
I love to party. I used to go to clubs mainly. Currently, it is a bit too loud for me. I like house parties a lot more, becouse you can talk to people.
The advantage of home parties is that, in addition to drinking alcohol, you can prepare something cool to eat or spend time playing board games.
The biggest disadvantage of home parties is that you have to be careful with the music volume, because after a certain time the neighbors can knock on the door.
I often try to spend time actively with my friends. For example, ride on roller skates. What's more, I try to go with them to various events like breakfast markets or exhibitions.
Unknown said…
1. I do prefer smaller parties when I know at least enough people that I wouldn’t find myself lost with people that I wouldn’t know what to talk about. Also, I become more self-conscious when I’m alone in social situations.
2. I actually enjoy being slightly drunk the most. That state of intoxication helps me enjoy even the stupidest of things. And good mood is all that matters. Things that I dislike are only those that test my social skills.
3. Performing activities such as bowling, pool, rock-climbing or even gaming together. Sharing hobbies.
Patryk Górski said…
1. Yes. It's a nice way to finish a "hard" week, or to just relax.

2. I do like parties with people that I know well, because sometimes it's not comfortable to be on a party, where you do not know anyone. I do not like parties with people, that are aggresive after few drinks.

3. Right now I can't think of any.
Maciej Nowak said…
I usually like parties depending on the place, people that are there and my current mood. It is hard for me to point out what i like and dislike as it can differ from what i except this particular day. However most important aspect is a company as it can make a party a pleasure or torment. Probably good way of socializing is finding a group of people that share the same interest and doing it with them.
Jakub Lisicki said…
I really like parties. Not the ones that are just loud and meaningless, but the ones where friends get together and spend their time talking, playing games and drinking peacefully. I'm totally against the ones that have only one aim - to get drunk and wasted. I can no longer find any fun in such a terrible way of spending time.
What I like the most about the parties is that I can spend some time with my friends without having to worry about anything else in the world (work, studies, etc.) It also points the things that I dislike about them - they're pretty hard to organize once we realize that everyone has a lot of stuff to do at all times. I also need to add that I dislike cleaning, I really do.
I can't really think of anything better since I understand the term 'parties' as something pretty broad. What else can be better than spending time with people we like and doing what we like to do, without having to worry about anything?
Unknown said…
I don’t like to go to parties in a society that I don’t know peoples on a party or that don’t interest for me. I'm probably a bit antisocial, because I don’t go to drunken noisy parties at night. But I really love themed parties with delicious snacks and interesting people.
For me, everything depends on interests. Parties after the presentation of new films, theater performances, in art galleries. Also, I consider interesting parties on forums, for example "novelties of technical development". That is, I really like the places where it is interesting to communicate with other people and for this it is not necessary to wear the mask of another person.
Marcin Mróz said…
I like parties, especially house parties where there is not so much people and even if you don't know someone you can easily get to know him/her. This of course doesn't apply to clubs, where there is so much people and the music is so loud that it really tires me in the long run. I don't like the idea that when I want to say something to the person next to me I have to shout. What I like about parties is that you can chill out and spend some good time with your friends. It's very good way to relax after whole week of working or studying.
Bartosz Łyżwa said…
Of course I really like parties and I don't think so that truly sociable people don't. It's one of the best way to meet new people and make our relations stronger. I can agree with an idea that not every kind of party we would like. Sometimes I just don't have a humour and then I just don't go :)
I agree with you totaly, the problem i find in clubs etc is not only noise but also you can't really predict who you will bump into. If you make party yourself or your firend do you also can at least ask who will come. You already can judge if you will have someone to talk with or if you like those people at all.
Second thing is the security. Party at home is just easier, you can drink as much as you want and even if you pass out some people will take care of you (if you have good friends lol). After all you can sleepover usually and go home fresh and clean, not tired and wasted.
I share your love for simple meetings with friends and people you actually care about, the more depressing issue is that other people tend to shun and critisize you for not liking "supercool" loud club parties.
Unknown said…
Do you like parties?
It depends form party. I notice that my taste is changing with age. In general I like parties, but sometimes I choose to spans that time in other way.
What is it that you like/dislike in parties? 
Mostly people. But not people in general. If people on the party are cool then the party will be good. But in other case not.
Can you think of a more pleasant and effective way of social interactions?
I think meeting with friends is more pleasant way of social interaction.
I love board games, but it's not like you can play board games in the club or that kind of party that is being "worshipped" by people who have no real friends and think that the louder music is the beter.
Not sure how you still enjoy hackatons after week of work and studies, i tend to get exhausted by sitting in front of monitor more than 8 hours a day. But it's better in my book than pretending you like loud enclosed environment of people you don't know grinding on each other.
That's a shame that liking a certain types of parties is a marker of social status. That is exactly what this video is about treating people that tend to have another taste like they are of lower status or being unsociable etc.
Don't do that!
The problem is that such kind of party where people get trashed and do stupid thng while being superdrunk is viewed at like some kind of standart, and if you do not share same ideas about what party should be like, you are seemed at like non-sociable person.
Don't forget, alchogol is bad for your health! Maybe that's why you fel exhausted after parties hmm ?=)
Some people treat parties like superefective bonding activity. But i agree with you that it is definitely not in the top list of such. I really like parties at home or in some place where conversation can be held normally, because communicating is more of a target for me at party.
The problem is that there "hangs" such silly image of ideal party that some people tend to enforce on others. Of course there are different kinds and people love what they love, but you should never critisize other if their idea of good party differs from yours.
Friendship is magic! I prefer engaging in some real activities, instead of drinking alkohol and trying to hear what people say to you because music is too loud.
I like all kinds of partes too, but sometimes i can't help but be tired or like to spend some time on other things, and the saddest thing is when someone frome people i know will invite me to party, and after i refuse he's like "No way but it's a party! A Jewel of social interaction".
That is a good thing to be surrounded by people with same intersts, but usually all people are different and have different ideas of shat they like, and the least you can do is respect others opinion and demand the same respect.
Never enjoyed superloud club parties in enclosed space, and it always pissed me when people try to cinvince me that it is really the best and most enjoyable way of spending free time.
I agree that parties, especially a club-style ones, are a terrible activity from a social perspective. Usually if you have intention on meeting new people interesting to you, it is better to choose better alternative.
What stops you from expressing yourself outside of party? Are your "epic" stories really as epic as you make them to be? The problem is that people surround themselves with some kind of restrictions that for some reasons dissapear at parties. But the truth is that there was newer any restrictions in the first place.
And some people view such loud and noisy acxtivities as a pinnacle of entertainment and social activity, what a shame!
I am currently looking for a place where i can order a good beer, feel free to make suggestions!
There is nothing more pathetic then a completelly drunkass guy and girl, being flirty with eachother.
Unknown said…

I do like parties
No matter what type of a party we’re considering - other people are always the key factor which makes a good party. When it comes to public parties I like to go to a club from time to time but I am not the kind of person who is partying every weekend. I like parties which are organized by some association (e.g.: student network) because you can predict more or less what kind of people will appear and number of participants is restricted.
I consider outdoor/sport activities as a great way to relax and meet new people. Sailing trips, gym classes or ski camps to name just a few.
Next time you'll need to ask something important from your boss or employee make sure to do it using the best way to interact with other people.
Unknown said…
Of course I like. I think most people like it. We can forget about a hard week or just have fun at the party.

I like meeting people, I like to play. At the party, you can have fun in various games, forget about sad things. I do not like at parties that it can get out of control for something to happen

I think so. We currently have a lot of online games or a lot of attractions in the city, such as going to the cinema, going to play mini-golf or football.
Maciej Główka said…
To be honest, I'm not really a party animal. I prefer to meet with my close friends rather than go to big house party. I don't like being together in one place with group of drunk people I don't know ;) There are lots of more pleasant way of social interactions. Simple meetings, going somewhere to eat or drink fancy beer is much better for me.
I like places where you can actually understand and hear what people say to you, and board games is one of my favourite activity too =3
Unknown said…
I love parties, I love to meet new people. Actually my life is one, big party...
When I am a host, I hate mess in my apartment after a party and of course hangover.
Not really, party is always a good idea :)
Well i like playing computer games, but i would never real interaction with friends with some CS:GO match. I find it difficult to actually communicate with people on deeper level then smalltalk in environment where no one knows anyone and is afraid to express self.
Your type of party is actually more of what i like, when people are super open and wild, instead of trying to look cool in front of dozens "unknowns" can be really fun and even productive way of spending free time. But make sure you don't trash the place where you are partying to pieces =)
What a shame, you cannot listen to loud music late at home... I really don't understand what is good about that ?
I actually have issue with remembering names, so when there are lots of people that i don't know and really do not care much about it is hard for me to even remember names, much less communicating and spending "fun" time.
Make sure to avoid aggresive drunks! That is a good way to ensure your party doesn't end too soon.
Unknown said…
I used to love parties, because I love music and there is no better way to enjoy good sound in the club or at the concert. That's why now I still go out sometimes. But for me going out is not always about socializing. For example, it's ok for me to go to the concert alone, if none of my friends are interested in it. And at the same time it is always a pleasure for me to meet some people at the someone's house party or at some nice bar. The only important thing - I should know, that any moment I get tired or bored, I could leave. Things have changed - once it was ok to visit any party, always ready to have fun. Now no matter how cool it sounds, but if I want to stay at home with tea and TV series, or book, or whatever else, I miss the party without any regrets.
That is totally cool and fine! Everyone has it's own idea of a good time and usually people who share your interest tend to be included in these activities.
Yeeaah, the third question was made up by the lack of my imagination =)
Cleaning can be fun with friends too, everything can be fun with friends, friendship is magic after all. Alkohol for some reason is made to be the aim and reason of some parties, and that is depressing too at least for me.
I like interest oriented parties much more, and become upset when loud music and alcohol intoxication are the interest and theme of the party.
Parties shuld be a relaxational activity that you look forward to, after spending long day or even week of work etc. And to me it is funny how some people treat the club-type parties, that are essentially putting oneself in a stressfull environment, as a relaxation.
Depending on a kind of a party one can be a pleasant experience full of good moments with tour friends, and another can be a waste of time, liver health and hearing abilities.
Simple meeting with friends can be turned into a party of sort, just a pleasant one instead of superloud trashing. You are right usually everything depends on people.
Foodocado said…
I do like parties, but only those which are organized at homes. I hate clubs. There is no way to talk to someone because it's too loud out there and last but not least reason is that I hate dancing. I like spending time with friends I know.

My alternative way of interacting with people and enjoying spending time with them is by playing computer games. Usually, I met with friends on Teamspeak channel and we enjoying the time by playing together.
Well that is true that people make the party, but what if all the people are unknowns and it turns out they are not the type you like at parties? Sport is always better in my opinion than some club-raiding, and it even can improve your health.
Yup, as long as you are surrounded by people who share your current interest you know that a party or any other activity together will be spent in a good way.
The problems behind the drunk trashings is that people do not actually care about each other, and with a hangover in the morning all the "friendliness" of previous night is usually gone.
Dayum sounds cool, make sure to invite me on one of this =3
Maybe because deep within you never really liked this parties, but attended them anyway because of others, but now this frustration and unwillingness have accumulated so much that you can miss party without any regrets.
I like playing games too, but finding friends in teamspeak or in games themself always sounded weird for me, but you know i am not judging, make sure to have a good time the way You like it!
Cecylia said…
I wasn’t into parties until a gave birth to my child. I felt that i need some time for me and the best way is to go out with friends. Like two days ago a felt like I was 18 years old and not 22 with a baby . I like to dress something unusual, to show that as a mother I am not truly a home mother that doesn’t bother in the way she looks. I dislike parties when I met people with no interest but the only thing they wanna do is drink alcohol . Parties are the best for me to keep contact with my friends and feel a bit o fun :).
Yes, I like parties especially with my pack of friends. But I do prefer house parties than clubbing. I think clubbing is for people who want to have fun with stranger or to listen to good music (sometimes) or just dance without any juding from your friends. At house parties vibes are good, you can feel more comfortable because mostly you know everyone it's easier to talk with eachother. I like in parties that you can relax after hard week, you can spend time with friends, share yours experience from week. What I don't like in clubs is the crowd and drunk stranger people, who sometimes' re aggresive. I think parties are pretty efective way of social interactions but if I have to pick other ways, maybe sport ? Board games ? Whatever people feel comfortable with :)
Unknown said…
Yes, I do, but I prefer parties with my close friends rather than with people that I do not know and have to become familiar with.
In parties I like the most the fact that I have the opportunity to spend great time with my friends and just know what is happening in their lives. The thing I dislike the most about parties is that, the fact that they take place late at night makes me feel tired the next day.
For me the best way to spend time with my friends is going on a trip. New experiences together with friends makes that you have more in common with them.
Unknown said…
Of course I like parties, but I’m more „house parties” guy, but clubs are not that bad.
You know, you can always meet some interesting people and have some fun in general. What I dislike about parties is coming back home, when you don’t have your transport and of course - hangovers ;).
Yes, I love playing internet games with my friends. Esport all the way!
Iman Masjedi said…
Parties…well, if there is good music, dancing is good. I guess dancing is fun, chatting with people, having good cocktails, eating good food.

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