Do you stay in your room most of the time?

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I would if I could... School and sports (rowing) take up too much of my time to actually do anything other than homework in there. But I do love staying in here alone when I can, as I have my computer in here.

i mostly stay in the computer room.

I stay in my room most of the time. My bed is here, my books are here, and my computer is here. It's where I feel most safe.

Yes, I do. My DH would like me to spend more time with him, but he's used to it.

I spent most of my time in my room growing up. Still am that way now, living alone.
At least once a day usually, back as a kid and today, I feel the need to get out and get some fresh air, just for its sake, or for an errand.

I used to. But when I got to college, my room stopped being a sanctuary, so now I spend all my time outside.

Very much so.

30% of my life in my room 80% of my life in my house.

I work, so that's 9 hours of the day, but most of the rest I spend in my room. Why leave? There is not much outside it except ever-increasing hostility from my family and the rest of humanity.

When I lived with my parents I stayed in my room most of the time. When I was home alone I was often in other parts of the house, but as soon as someone else came home I went straight to my room and stayed there for pretty much the rest of the day. I only came out to eat or use the toilet, or if somebody needed to talk to me about something specific. I never liked to "hang out" with my family or chat with them.

I don't like light and I loved resting my eyes in the evening by keeping the lights in my room dimmed or off. My family thought I slept all the time because whenever I came out of my room my eyes couldn't take all that strong light they had and I looked like I just woke up. They never believed me when I told them I simply preferred dark in my room. They didn't think it was possible to do anything in the dark other than sleep, but I could do many of my hobbies in near dark.

Now I'm living with my spouse. Both of us need a lot of alone time and space, so we spend most of the time in separate rooms minding our own business, but we don't keep the doors closed and we spend some time together every day, so me staying in my room is not a problem here.

Yes, all my life I've always spent most of my time in my bedroom, mainly for the solitude. It will always be that way as long as I live with someone else. Unless some trajedy occurs and we're forced to live in a one room shack or something. I think I'd rather die.

I call the basement "my domain" because it is where my room is and my parents old supposedly broken computer is. I rarely come out of the safety of my domain unless I am eating or playing video games.

I live in a dorm room and stay there most of the time, but that's a little different. At home I don't spend a ton of time in my room mostly because my room isn't that entertaining, if it were then I could see myself spending a good portion of my day there.

I live in a one bedroom apartment with a cat and amazing hanging plants. I take my scooter to downtown and spend the day explaining medicare to elderly folks and helping providers understand billing intricatcies. I scoot home and I am at my desk modding on WP for the rest of the time until I sleep and get up and scoot to work again. So work and home sorta blend.

Merle

I'd not say, I stay in my room at all times but, I'm not really fond of going places I suppose even if I'm at the library at the moment I'm okay with that and going to get grocery but, beyond this I tend to remain in a unmovable manner..

In MS/HS spent 99% of my time outside of shool in my room. Other 1% was requitred family interaction.

I dormed for a bit in college and would spend most of my time in room then too. Next year my room mates sucked and i learned to leave the room. Usually eather to watch mobvies with a friend ( and we spent all that time silent watching) or to take my laptop to the liobrary and find a cubby in the corner where there was no1 around.

Now taht i commute, i spend a lot of time in teh car. Plus the only thing in my bedroom is my bed and a mess i dont want to clean up so i hang out in the living room. Usually no one is home so it good.