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I'm so lonely, I don't want to be lonely anymore!
turbo said:Don't be lonely. Get out and make some friends. You probably have some skills and charms that can get you hooked up with buddies. Can you deal with people from other backgrounds? Are you within striking distance of a university that sponsors clubs and associations of people with similar interests?
Evo said:You have us DP.
reenmachine said:Play a team sport.
DiracPool said:I live in Seattle, Zooby, I've burned out every coffee house within 10 light seconds, I'm hopeless
zoobyshoe said:What do you mean "burned out"?
I don't see the problem. I've been frequenting the same coffee shops for years and I don't see that it's about surprising anyone. Plus, the employees and regulars change over time.DiracPool said:I mean that when I stopped drinking, I haunted the local coffee shops, they all know me and I'm pretty much cliché by now
DiracPool said:IDK Turbo, I'm an only child, by dad is an arse, didn't come to my little league baseball games, didn't come to my high school or college graduation, just like Austin Powers. Sorry for whining, but this has been coming down for a while now.
qspeechc said:I don't mean to be rude, but this seems rather pathetic. I think only once in my life one of my parents came to watch me play sport, and I never cared either way. Missing your graduation is more serious, but you can't blame your loneliness on that. And if you've already graduated from college you're not a child any more...or what?
Anyway, everyone likes to whine every now and then, that I have no problem with :)
256bits said:
One Is The Loneliest Number - Three Dog Night
If you are lucky, the ad about SASKATCHEWAN will show up.
DiracPool said:Thanks qspeechc, so you see where I'm coming from. I'm giving myself the right to whine cause I quit smoking 2 months ago because Evo said it was a filthy habit. I hope she's proud of me
Monique said:And way to go DiracPool on quitting smoking!
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