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Let's examine this dichotomy as stated a little bit. When people like you, there's generally a good rapport, conversation flows easy, and they're just as likely to approach you for a greeting exchange of head pats as you would them when they join an instance. (You can tell it's super mutual when you both accidently run past each other trying to get close to one another.)

Framing the default state of people accepting your existence in a shared social space as "putting up with you" sounds like it comes from a place of insecurity and deep unworthiness that (like many of us) came from a poorly socialized childhood.

If you're not going out of your way to be a dick to people and aggressively troll them, your presence is probably as welcome as any, and not just merely tolerated.