Ask HN: Is it weird to have no personal relationships with colleagues?

I've been working as a software engineer for 10 years. Since 2021 it's been in fully-remote setup, in this time I've changed 2 positions (currently in the 2nd one). I was working on previous position for 2 years and never met any colleagues irl, nor build any personal relationships.

On my current position it's more or less the same. I communicate work-related things on daily basis, attend meetings, sometimes do a little bit of small-talk, but otherwise, I have no idea about personal lives of my colleagues, nor do they about mine.

The thing is, I don't regret it at all. I honestly don't care about their personal lives and what they do in their free time. I guess my need for interpersonal contact is saturated with the family and friends out of the work.Recently I was discussing this with my friend (who is also a software engineer) and he said, that it sounds quite weird for him (he never worked remotely except for the worst times during COVID pandemic).

So lately I've been thinking about this, maybe the reason is that I was contributing to OSS for quite some time, so it's not strange at all to work on software with strangers.

What's your perspective on this?