Based on Chapters 1-3 of "The Great Gatsby," Nick's complex attitude can be described in the following way:
Nick does not feel like an insider when he partakes in social activity with others. He seems to feel like they do everything excessively - party, argue, drink, etc.
However, he does not leave or refuse to participate. Nick goes along in every activity, as if taken by a force he cannot overcome. Perhaps he does does enjoy the craziness of it all.
Nick is the narrator in the novel "The Great Gatsby," by F. Scott Fitzgerald. He moves to New York and begins to live among the high society there.
Their excessive parties, problems, and affairs seem to draw Nick in like a moth to a flame. Although he is different, he still goes along.
Nick tells us at the beginning that he tries to not judge people. Maybe this is why he keeps attending when they invite. He is giving them a second chance.
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