honestly bumfreeze deserves 4 nerdstars for his efforts in this thread

Unsurprisingly, I'm a very lonely person. I have always had a bit of an anti-social attitude, had very very few friends compared to what is the norm, and have always found it difficult keeping friends once I make them.

In my experience there's always been this unspoken rule where, once you're a part of a social circle or just have a few really close friends, you don't even need to explicitly ask "Hey do you want to hang out today?" You sort of reach a stage with those kinds of people in your life where it's taken for granted that you'll be meeting, and the group chat always starts with "Yo what are we doing today?" or "Guys I'm doing this later, who's joining me?"
I feel I've reached a point where I no longer have a group of friends I can assume I'll be meeting up with constantly, and I'm stuck in a stage where if I want to meet up with someone, I have to swallow my pride and awkwardly start the conversation with a "Hey! How've you been? You busy today?", to which my attempts as of late have always been met with a "Yeah I'm meeting up with someone else today, sorry bro" or a "I think I'm gonna stay home today man, maybe some other time". When I try this in my old group chats, I'm often just left on seen.

I had a small group of friends I knew through skating I haven't seen in months, ever since I completely lost all of my interest in skateboarding. It sucks that I can't maintain my friendship with them because I no longer engage in this hobby which formed the basis of our friendship. At the same time it frustrates me that they never ever want to meet up if it's not to go skateboarding.

Thankfully I have a girlfriend whom I love dearly and meet up with constantly. Still though, I think it would be asking too much of someone to expect them to be content with meeting up solely with their partner. I'm also horribly distant from most of my family. I don't get along with most of them too well, except for my mom. At home I spend a majority of my time locked away in my room nonetheless, though.

At the end this loneliness doesn't destroy me. I really don't feel like all this loneliness makes me depressed or too horribly upset. There's just a sense of yearning for connections as each day passes and I realize it's another night spent inside. I wrote this really to get it off my chest, and maybe some of you guys can relate and want to share your experiences too. Loneliness is a very human experience and happens to the best of us. Hopefully your troubles with loneliness aren't so bad either :)

please continue feeding this bullshit this is the most fun I've had visiting tftv in ages

this has quickly become my favourite thread on this site

Posting in potentially legendary thread

yeaj what the fuck catbowcar

Didn't know Sweden allowed the use of internet in the kindergartens

Mak is LAME

I recently went mostly dairy free (aside from the odd chocolate here and there) and my acne has reduced significantly since I did.
Also being dairy free is really fun cos you get to say "nut milk" a lot.

best one yet Yohn

Let's say that I bought packet of small chocolates and I have a group of friends around me. I really want to share my chocolates with my friends, but there aren't enough chocolates in the packet to give one to each person present, myself included. In this situation I could either:

A) Start handing out chocolates to friends one by one, knowing fully that I will eventually run out of chocolates, and some of my friends will be left disappointed or jealous because others got a chocolate and they didn't
B) Don't share my chocolates in order to avoid disappointing everybody, but miss out on the joy of sharing my chocolates

Which of these two is the right decision to make and why? If none of these two are the right decision, what is, and why?

Discuss

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sigma nuta bro :P

What do I do?