Lonely just want someone to chat with
I just want to make more friends and I’m trying my hand here
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IamBack · 31-35, M
And how did you do after almost a year of posting this?
valobasa4ever · F
You attract what you are, not what you want. 🥂 <3
MoonaNorth86 · 36-40, F
You can talk to me, are you Elliott north
@Youngwolf
Try reading Breaking The Patterns Of Depression by Michael Yapko. He's the best on the topic. All of it practical. Cheapest therapy there is.
Getting onto a social site like this is not a bad start - though it contains fischers, pros, salesmen, evangelists, con-artists and trolls. We soon learn to recognise them and develop defenses.
Finding like-minded friends has about the same level of difficulty and ease as in real life - takes patience. Eventually, you're likely to meet at least one person who's sympatico. Others make very agreeable acquaintances.
PS Chemically, alcohol is a depressant.
If you have high tolerance (iw, don't get hung over easily), you may be drinking quite a lot. There'll be phases of abstinence or maybe trying to cut down, but they don't last.
The hardest part is giving up. If you ever want to, try 6 visits in 6 weeks to a local AA group. They give great support because they've lived the journey.
Try reading Breaking The Patterns Of Depression by Michael Yapko. He's the best on the topic. All of it practical. Cheapest therapy there is.
Getting onto a social site like this is not a bad start - though it contains fischers, pros, salesmen, evangelists, con-artists and trolls. We soon learn to recognise them and develop defenses.
Finding like-minded friends has about the same level of difficulty and ease as in real life - takes patience. Eventually, you're likely to meet at least one person who's sympatico. Others make very agreeable acquaintances.
PS Chemically, alcohol is a depressant.
If you have high tolerance (iw, don't get hung over easily), you may be drinking quite a lot. There'll be phases of abstinence or maybe trying to cut down, but they don't last.
The hardest part is giving up. If you ever want to, try 6 visits in 6 weeks to a local AA group. They give great support because they've lived the journey.