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I guess I uses to think somewhere along these lines... However, the internet is just like this: people will "like" and "follow" you because you are: a) rich b) famous c) handsome d) funny (perpetually making jokes) That is, the internet is a perfect mirror of so-called real life. I'm utterly...

People don't want your sorrows, they want your smiles. Why would they waste their time with you when you can't offer them a good laugh? This is how human society works. This is why it's so despicable, superficial and meaningless. An unnecessary farce.

I understand you perfectly because I feel the same way. However, I'm too depressed today to give you any sort of positive response.

I don't intend to come here and explain all the reasons why my life is a failure. I just want some help from people who might know pro-suicide places where I can receive some serious instruction on how to do it painlessly. I search such places on google but simply can't find anything. If...

So the girl just wants to find a perfect guy? And you are disappointed because you don't 'match' her absurd criteria?? You shouldn't worry. In no time this little brainless child will fall in love with a man who has only one or two if the qualities she is looking for. And she will face a...

I don't want to sound chauvinistic or something, but the fact you're a woman might be partially responsible for this reaction you're complaining about. Our society simply expects a woman to have a partner. As a man, I can say it's relatively easier to be alone without people telling you...

Good for you. And the writing can really be a good idea. I write someyimes in my blog as a kind of therapy.

(???) Well, to be frank, this makes little to no sense to me, but, whatever... Being strong doesn't imply absence of difficulties, but the capacity to be greater than them.

Well, it's clear that my op was a bit misunderstood by some folks here. As I said, I was having a conversation with an acquaintance of mine, and it ended up with the conclusion, which may be right or wrong, that only 'strong' people can deal with the "tough" subjects extreme metal talks...

I have a family, a mother and eight brothers, but my mother is the only one i really care about. All the brothers are busy with their own lives. So, as you can see, to have a large family is no guarantee against soltude.

I was just yesterday having a conversation about extreme metal with an acquaintance...the usual honeysuckle when one of the two guys like "soft" music and consider extreme metal to be "random noise" and the other tries to explain that his friend simply doesnt "get" heavy music. I ended up arguing him...

Loneliness is no disease. When you first understand this you overcome a burden. I'd call a disease the desperate need for the attention of others we see every once in a while then... A person's attention may or may not be worthwhile, but to escape attention from most people is healthy for...

and who was offended by your post? if i may ask

Smile when you feel like smiling. Cry when you feel like crying. Shout when you feel like shouting. Dance when you feel like dancing. Et cetera. When you do things volentieri, people around you realize it. That's what bothers me the most: falsehood. I do appreciate a truly sincere smile. I...

Right there, Triple Bogey Life can be a bore with no friends (I have none), but it also gives you the opportunity to enjoy yourself alone. Nothing inherently bad about this. I'd say that I like some conversation every once in a while, but as a rule I'm alone most of the time. I don't think...

With the possible exception of my mom, I don't know of a single person in life I could really (and honestly) call a friend. I know for a fact that solitude is one of the few abstract concepts in this world that does make sense.

well it seems we have something in common feel free to pm me or visit my blog whenever you want if you want to talk about music, books and/or music and/or movies

Just in topic, I made a post on my blog about solitude, ie with my current vision of it. Solitude Don't know if it can help much tho. :rolleyes:

Well, I'm 32 and, besides my mom, there's no one on earth I'm even reasonably connected to. As I said to other poster here just some days ago, though, I have no problem with this situation right now, because I have found some things that give me pleasure and help me spend the time without...

I feel basically the same way but I have learnt with time that there are very, and I mean VERY few people I would like to be connected to. On a personal level, I mean. To be honest, there isn't a single person I know I would like to be with right now. That is, I think the lack of "connection"...