When you are a critical thinker, you simply lack patience in dealing with people. As a result, you end up lonely and isolated.

 There's nothing wrong with how you think! It's just that others can't understand how you break things down critically.

 As long as you have standards, you're good to go. But when they get too high, they drive people away and make you lonely.

 Critical thinkers often have a small social circle with people like them. But, they only share ideas with each other, not emotions.

Critical thinking makes you debate and point out fallacies. As a result, you push people's buttons and end up lonely.

 Critical thinking sets you apart from most people. You realize that you can't relate to their perspectives and thought processes.

 Human relationships don't work without a compromise. Critical thinkers rarely do so and end up confused and lonely.

 Most people don't want to discuss theories and concepts. This doesn't sit well with you and makes you lonely and frustrated.

 You overthink too much about social interactions. It's so frustrating that people lose interest in talking to you.

 You can't ignore anything around you. Also, you don't take things at face value. As a result, people find you invasive.