Love and hate being alone
Love and hate being alone
I love being alone since I just feel truly comfortable and I can do anything without worrying about what people think. The thing I hate about being alone is i usually get bored quick and then a feeling of Loneliness hits me and I can’t even distract myself due to my inability to leave home due to my parent assuming the worst which might lead to the house being surrounded by cameras . So then I lay in bed making sure to face the wall so I don’t have to see the empty space that could have been filled in by someone then I try to sleep which Is extremely difficult while feeling lonely I also feel a longing for someone these thoughts haunt me for hours till I eventually sleep.
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- RoosterDance
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Re: Love and hate being alone
Well if it helps you feel any better, you're not alone in this feeling. Or in having a paranoid parent.
- CantChainTheSpirit
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Re: Love and hate being alone
I'm really sorry to hear that, it sounds really tough.
I'm in the opposite camp, I'm married with family and I seek out alone time. I love having family but there's no space just for me, so I'll drive or lock myself away in the office to get some alone time.
I don't suppose there's a perfect mix, we need alone time and friendship time. At least we have here.
I'm in the opposite camp, I'm married with family and I seek out alone time. I love having family but there's no space just for me, so I'll drive or lock myself away in the office to get some alone time.
I don't suppose there's a perfect mix, we need alone time and friendship time. At least we have here.
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“Hope is not something you find; it’s something you create.” – Cassian Andor
“Our fight is for those who came before us, and for those still to come.” – Mon Mothma
