Yeah, makes sense.
Some games are multiplayer, yet can allow you be all yourself.
Looking back I think I enjoy most things by myself rather than with company, the best example is going to the cinema, I mean, even with company you normally don't talk a lot during the movie, so the company can be enjoyed only after that.
The most recent example of enjoying things by myself was going to a music festival *alone*, the idea was to go with a friend but we ended up in hotels way too apart and we already planned to see different artists with overlapping schedules so we never saw each other during the festival. And you know what? it felt amazing. I was able to see the artists I enjoy and leave when I felt done.
Also with games I play only single-players, but I don't want to talk about that because it's more on the toxic gaming community rather than enjoying things alone.
Buy yeah, there's no conclusion to this, this is not a thesis or anything, I just enjoy doing things alone rather than with company.