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- Oct 12, 2020
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Yeah. I never really had too much problems making friends. But I always liked doing my own thing and had to cut out friends for being clingy and too in my business. I also cut people out due to being ashamed of my mental health problems. I've never really felt that sad about it. Maybe cos I never thought I'd live that long to care.
The only people I really miss, though, are those I grew up with. Who were true friends. But I wouldn't be a good friend now. I would have nothing to give anyone. I find it hard juggling family relationships as it is, let alone keeping up with friendships.
But I never really felt lonely. As I've always kinda liked my own company. And felt the most comfortable in my own space, probably due to my anxiety issues. But recently I have been. Which is more down to a family breakdown, than anything eles. When you have problems in your family and you also have no friends. Who do you turn to? That's when the real loneliness sets in.
The only people I really miss, though, are those I grew up with. Who were true friends. But I wouldn't be a good friend now. I would have nothing to give anyone. I find it hard juggling family relationships as it is, let alone keeping up with friendships.
But I never really felt lonely. As I've always kinda liked my own company. And felt the most comfortable in my own space, probably due to my anxiety issues. But recently I have been. Which is more down to a family breakdown, than anything eles. When you have problems in your family and you also have no friends. Who do you turn to? That's when the real loneliness sets in.
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