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whispers
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Not feeling special to someone, feeling that if i dissapear life will go on as usual.
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SophiaGrace
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Is the knowledge that no one would find your corpse for a while if you died because no one is around enough in your life.
kinzeUK
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Is that even when you're not technically alone, you're always still completely alone inside no matter where you go or what you're doing
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Callie
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the self inflicted pity parties that you have for yourself
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tangerinedream
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Is that the times you would really love someone to offer a shoulder to cry on or a sympathetic ear so you can vent, you realize that you have to do it all your own **** self.
Life is hard enough, but when you have to be your own rock, it can really wear you down after a while.
Life is hard enough, but when you have to be your own rock, it can really wear you down after a while.
lonely_aryan
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Feeling scared, depressed, develop social anxiety.
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Lonely in BC
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tangerinedream said:
This I can relate to.
I'm surprised that there are responses to this- initially I'd made a post that described how lousy and alone I felt yesterday- I decided to delete it but that wasn't working so I edited out the text. I never thought there would be a response but the one by T.D. really summed up my original post.
I'm happy to say that I'm back on my game today.
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Callie
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Lonely in BC said:
regardless of why you originally posted this thread or what you may have said in the original post before you edited it, it's still a good thread
Ak5
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Even though I wasn't able to read your post, glad you're feeling better today.
Peter Lorre
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SophiaGrace said:
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Lonely in BC said:
I'm sorry that you can relate to what I wrote, but I'm glad to hear that today you're feeling better.
Callie said:regardless of why you originally posted this thread or what you may have said in the original post before you edited it, it's still a good thread
^^Agreed.
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Being alone......and wondering if anybody would even care/notice that you are alone.
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Callie
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second guessing yourself and wondering WHY....
Jack Tripper
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Getting overly desperate and thinking every person that says "hi" to you could be your new best friend.....and then getting disappointed when it doesn't happen.
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Feeling desperate on occasion (not today though )
)spectacles
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knowing that it will always be I in ur life instead of WE
Jack Tripper said:
Yeah, this one sounds all too familiar... back in freshman year of college when I was lacking in friendship (this applies with the opposite sex as well), it was like every interaction was put under the scope and magnified: a good conversation would put me in a good mood for the rest of the week, while an awkward moment put me in a moody and depressed funk.
The old saying goes that most people (that is, people who have their social lives in order) are rather lazy in meeting new people outside of the realms of smalltalk at work and school. This would mean that the other party has to make the bulk of the effort.
Prior experience however would suggest that its easier to just 'coast' on a good conversation, rather than having to 'up the ante' and initiate an invite. At this stage of isolation, if subtle smalltalk has the power to affect your mood to such a degree, then having your invitation turned down (even politely) is the equivalent of a nuclear attack on the ego.
