Tonight I was described as a "shut-in" and told that I sleep all the time and don't leave my house. And that I will never be a normal person and it's a bad thing to not fit into society. This is essentially verbatim, not paraphrased. But that's the "honesty" I get from people who claim to be my friends.
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Callistemon
Hey Luca! That's pretty immature behaviour from these people, and it seems they're not particularly deep thinkers,nor very understanding or kind, so rate their opinions accordingly. It's just very average stuff, nothing that would get them considered for a personal advice column in a newspaper!
Callistemon
They probably mean well, but have limited understanding. One day they might learn not to make remarks like that, and become more useful with what they say to people. Maybe! 
Callistemon
If monkey-see, monkey-do makes people happy, they tend to try to prescribe it for others. Sort of like when people join a cult and then want to convert others to their "happiness"...