The Economic Times

Psychology says individuals who feel happy when a party is canceled dont dislike people, they just like to stay in their comfort zone

Feeling relieved when a party is cancelled doesn't necessarily mean someone dislikes socializing. Psychology suggests it often reflects individual differences in personality, emotional regulation, anticipatory anxiety, decision fatigue, and the need to recharge. While some people thrive in social settings, others find that quiet evenings help them recover their mental energy and feel more balanced.