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Being at home can be being alone or being with family members. If it is family members that are making things worse, you might try getting more alone time. If it is the isolation that is making things worse, you might try finding a familiar or friendly face at a book club, tennis court, or even a church or support group.
Leonszabs
Fortnite Expert
- Aug 12, 2025
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I hope you start feeling better soon! I also love your pfp
starinthesky
twinkling star
- Aug 13, 2025
- 44
Understandable, I always dream about being back in a hospital bed..
Cowboy_Kid
Jeremy spoke in class today
- Feb 18, 2023
- 73
I know how it feels. It's frustrating when your home - the place you're literally supposed to feel the most safe, comfortable and relaxed at is just another place you dread going back to. There was a time I used to call myself "a homeless person with a house" because, even though I did have a roof over my head, it was no home, no home at all.
Is there anything you can try to make your home feel more comfortable? Do you have a room in which you are alone?Similar threads
