Maybe? I guess when I think of asocial vs anti-social, I think of someone who is apathetic towards social interaction vs someone who doesn’t like socializing and only does it because it tends to be a mandatory part of society. As such, I’d think someone who’s asocial would be indifferent to a host cancelling, while someone who’s antisocial would be happy or excited by it.
Edit: I am aware that anti-social tends to have different connotations when used generally, but in a social setting I tend to think of antisocial being opposed to socializing.
You’re right, but I think perhaps conflating anti-social and asocial? https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Asociality
Maybe? I guess when I think of asocial vs anti-social, I think of someone who is apathetic towards social interaction vs someone who doesn’t like socializing and only does it because it tends to be a mandatory part of society. As such, I’d think someone who’s asocial would be indifferent to a host cancelling, while someone who’s antisocial would be happy or excited by it.
Edit: I am aware that anti-social tends to have different connotations when used generally, but in a social setting I tend to think of antisocial being opposed to socializing.
Antisocial is a personality disorder, but idk if they still call it aspd.