[color=#008080]I have reason to disagree, kotor. I happen to know alot of people. Just because we don't spend the day crammed in a room with 15-50 other students doesn't mean we don't meet people. In my town there are over 40 other families that world school (sounds less sheltering than homeschool) and we get along great.
For fun: We don't sit in our living rooms all day with our parents and text books, we do, in fact, have ski trips, field trips like regular schools, sports teams including volleyball, hockey, basketball, and baseball, drama class, Swim meets and various other activities. And its not like we cant get our drivers licenses till we move out, we can go to movies and such on our own.
We can get jobs just as easy as you publics can, and more often than not, we can maintain better eye contact and stutter less when talking to an adult than a public school attendee can.