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Loneliness

User Profile: bubbleShade3492
bubbleShade3492 3 days ago

How do you fill the void of loneliness when being home all day long without your partner or companion? I study from home and he works in a field that has him socializing all day long. When he’s home he’s burnt out and I feel like the person I waited all day for to finally talk to is too tired for a conversation.

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User Profile: AsherTree
AsherTree 3 days ago

@bubbleShade3492

Well i'm sorry to hear this. This is a very disappointing situation.  It sounds like you have a limited support system in place and you need to get more active in finding others to support you.🌲

User Profile: blueSeaglass
blueSeaglass 3 days ago

@bubbleShade3492 I feel you 100% and struggling with this myself. Lmk if you want to vent to each other or talk about your situation!

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User Profile: bubbleShade3492
bubbleShade3492 OP 2 days ago

Hi! Thank you for responding to my post. You mentioned you’re going through the same sort of situation?

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User Profile: blueSeaglass
blueSeaglass 1 day ago

@bubbleShade3492 Yes. And I’m afraid to be “overbearing” or “clingy” but is asking for just a little connection really so bad? My bf will get home from work, talk about work for 5 minutes, and go downstairs to game or take a nap. Obviously I’m happy to listen when he needs to vent, but what about just general conversation and connection???

User Profile: blueSeaglass
blueSeaglass 1 day ago

@bubbleShade3492 I’m just getting tired of feeling like I’m asking too much or that the bare minimum is too much. Maybe we both deserve someone who is happy to see us at the end of their day lol

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User Profile: Mooniey
Mooniey 1 day ago

@bubbleShade3492

My friend used to ask me "What do you like to do in your free time?". I think this question can help you feel better.