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A little care

User Profile: Hypergraphia
Hypergraphia April 24th, 2024

Yes, being independent is powerful. And there's nothing wrong with being just yourself all the time. But, can I just complain this time? I am really tired of going out alone, eating alone, walking alone, and so many things tjat I havr to do all by myself. Sometimes I want a companion, someone to tell how my day went, someone to hug when my anxiety attacks, someone to re-assure me when my OCD triggers. Someone who will join me in doing simple e things without pressuring to act or to be someone else. Someone who accepts me and stays. Someone who can help me carry my groceries, a person whom I can safely shares my ideas and exchange discussions without the fear of loosing the bond we have. Someone who will buy me my favorite food when I crave for something. Someone who I can loudly laugh with. Someone who can spoil me at make me feel safe.

I know it is not anyone's responsibility to accompany and baby sits me. I know I should be responsible for myself. But sometimes, I do feel, that I just wanted to be taken care of. To feel precious and special. Because in this lonely and cruel world, we need a safe space.

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User Profile: LittleSodo
LittleSodo May 4th, 2024
It's completely understandable to crave companionship and support, especially when navigating life's challenges. Feeling tired of being alone and yearning for someone to share your experiences with is a natural desire. It's okay to want to be taken care of and to feel special; those are valid needs. Have you considered exploring ways to connect with others who share similar interests or values? Building a support network or finding activities where you can meet like-minded people might help alleviate some of the loneliness you're feeling. Remember, it's okay to lean on others for support and to seek out connections that bring you comfort and joy.