hermititude 

(noun): the state of being or displaying the tendencies of a hermit.

I have begun calling upon old friends, despite my inclination to hermititude.

hermititude by Ichthus77 October 2, 2009

hermitude 

(noun) the attitude one develops from not wanting to be social, being flaky to avoid socialization, and eventual upfront honesty about not attending social events simply because one doesn't care to.

"Jordy had so much hermitude when I invited him to my bar-b-que... he said House of Cards was on Netflix and he wasn't coming."

hermitude by terradactyl June 13, 2015

hermitude 

a combination of the words 'hermit', and, 'attitude' indicating the suggestion of the 'hermetic vas' spoken of by Jung. In Jungian terminology, the Hermit is the archetypal "Wise Old Man".
The hermit, being "the primitive man who trusts the unconscious" (von Franz on Jung's 'Zofingia lectures')is one whose way of life is concerned with authenticity, the inner attitude to life, and developing one's inner and intuitive life, as opposed to playing a role in the external world of socio-politics.

For the one in hermitude, a simplicity of life and thought begins to unfold.

hermitude by D.W. Bender August 13, 2003

hermitude 

the attitude of hermitage or of a hermit

my hermitude
broken, beached moonjellies
become visible

D.W. Bender
("hermitude" as used in a haiku poem)

hermitude by D.W. Bender August 13, 2003