Poll: Are you alone?

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slackbheep

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Eh. Live with an old friend from school, his brother and girlfriend. But working nights, so besides them and a few people at work, I don't see many people. Voted that it doesn't bother me, as I was more or less a hermit even when I was forced to be social haha.
 

Captain Pancake

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I have friends, but none of them truly know what's going on...

so yes, in a sense I do feel alone.

And coincidentally, I do prefer single player games to multiplayer. But that's just because I prefer my 11 year old brother to the whiny 11 year old PC's out on the net.
 

Andalusa

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It sometimes feels like it. But most of the time I know I have family or friends to rely on.
 

Aqualung

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Azraellod said:
yes.

i do try and explain myself to people sometimes, but a lot of things i have to keep to myself, and so i am isolated.

no-one would really get it even if i explained it to them.
I completely know what you mean. It's so hard, and if you do tell someone, you know they're thinking you're odd and suddenly, telling someone just feels worse.

I also feel that I'm doing something wrong, though.. Like I'm not supposed to be here... I read too many books.
 

Disaster Button

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Island said:
feather240 said:
Island said:
feather240 said:
Island said:
Disaster Button said:
Azraellod said:
Disaster Button said:
I used to think this until I realised I was wrong and being angsty (not saying you're being angsty, just describing myself) and when I began to open up to people my life really became a LOT better. I still hold things back like most people, but (can't believe im about to say this) you really do have to just be yourself and you will find people who you get on great with. Just maybe have to measure how much of yourself you put out there
oh, it isn't that. i'd be happy to open up to people about a few of those things, but there are some real issues behind it.

the problem is that although i would be ok with talking about it here, where i have a level of anonymity, if i tried talking about it in real life people would try to stop me doing things that i have all planned out.

for example, i don't plan on living to be older then 40. here, people seem mostly accepting of that (at least where i have mentioned it before), but if you tried to tell someone that in real life then they would be utterly horrified.
Weirdly enough, I think life ends at 40. I tihnk ocne you're older than that there's basially nothing else you can do that you couldnt do before when it was better.

I even brought that up with some of my mates and some either or agreed or disagreed, was fun to talk about though heh but I see what you mean about the rest
life doesn't end at 40 that's just stupid and ridiculous.
I think what they mean is nothing novel is going to happen to you that isn't happening to everyone. Basically, your life has played out.
its a big world there is so much to learn and do. that being said its a little stupid to think that after only 40 years you cant find some new adventure. i only wish i had more time so i could do and learn about more of the things that i am interested in. also the world is constantly in flux, constantly changing each day holds some new happening. so if your bored when your 40 its not because there isnt new things to do or see its because your a boring person.
I agree with you, but I wasn't sure if we understood how he is feeling.
yeah i understand what his saying i just think hes probably a teenager and will feel differently when hes 40 or even 20.
Yeah I am a teenager so that might play into it but I dunno as I don't feel like it's some angsty thing or anything like that, but you could be right. And it's not a little stupid or cos im boring. It could be silly but not stupid.

Hmm.. I see we have totally opposing points of view anyway so I gues it doesn't matter as it's what we each believe to be more relevant to us.
 

Cavouku

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Disaster Button said:
Island said:
feather240 said:
Island said:
feather240 said:
Island said:
Disaster Button said:
Azraellod said:
Disaster Button said:
I used to think this until I realised I was wrong and being angsty (not saying you're being angsty, just describing myself) and when I began to open up to people my life really became a LOT better. I still hold things back like most people, but (can't believe im about to say this) you really do have to just be yourself and you will find people who you get on great with. Just maybe have to measure how much of yourself you put out there
oh, it isn't that. i'd be happy to open up to people about a few of those things, but there are some real issues behind it.

the problem is that although i would be ok with talking about it here, where i have a level of anonymity, if i tried talking about it in real life people would try to stop me doing things that i have all planned out.

for example, i don't plan on living to be older then 40. here, people seem mostly accepting of that (at least where i have mentioned it before), but if you tried to tell someone that in real life then they would be utterly horrified.
Weirdly enough, I think life ends at 40. I tihnk ocne you're older than that there's basially nothing else you can do that you couldnt do before when it was better.

I even brought that up with some of my mates and some either or agreed or disagreed, was fun to talk about though heh but I see what you mean about the rest
life doesn't end at 40 that's just stupid and ridiculous.
I think what they mean is nothing novel is going to happen to you that isn't happening to everyone. Basically, your life has played out.
its a big world there is so much to learn and do. that being said its a little stupid to think that after only 40 years you cant find some new adventure. i only wish i had more time so i could do and learn about more of the things that i am interested in. also the world is constantly in flux, constantly changing each day holds some new happening. so if your bored when your 40 its not because there isnt new things to do or see its because your a boring person.
I agree with you, but I wasn't sure if we understood how he is feeling.
yeah i understand what his saying i just think hes probably a teenager and will feel differently when hes 40 or even 20.
Yeah I am a teenager so that might play into it but I dunno as I don't feel like it's some angsty thing or anything like that, but you could be right. And it's not a little stupid or cos im boring. It could be silly but not stupid.

Hmm.. I see we have totally opposing points of view anyway so I gues it doesn't matter as it's what we each believe to be more relevant to us.
(I read back about you thinking life ends at 40 and all that.)

Clearly someone forgot to go see Up!
 

Desert Tiger

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The teenage angst and general whininess coming from this thread is depressing me.

Seriously guys, learn to appreciate what you have. You might not always have it.
 

Disaster Button

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Desert Tiger said:
The teenage angst and general whininess coming from this thread is depressing me.

Seriously guys, learn to appreciate what you have. You might not always have it.
I think the point is that some people don't actually have anything which is why they are lonely (like the people who've moved away from family/friends, lost fiances, etc.
 

Disaster Button

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Cavouku said:
Disaster Button said:
Island said:
feather240 said:
Island said:
feather240 said:
Island said:
Disaster Button said:
Azraellod said:
Disaster Button said:
I used to think this until I realised I was wrong and being angsty (not saying you're being angsty, just describing myself) and when I began to open up to people my life really became a LOT better. I still hold things back like most people, but (can't believe im about to say this) you really do have to just be yourself and you will find people who you get on great with. Just maybe have to measure how much of yourself you put out there
oh, it isn't that. i'd be happy to open up to people about a few of those things, but there are some real issues behind it.

the problem is that although i would be ok with talking about it here, where i have a level of anonymity, if i tried talking about it in real life people would try to stop me doing things that i have all planned out.

for example, i don't plan on living to be older then 40. here, people seem mostly accepting of that (at least where i have mentioned it before), but if you tried to tell someone that in real life then they would be utterly horrified.
Weirdly enough, I think life ends at 40. I tihnk ocne you're older than that there's basially nothing else you can do that you couldnt do before when it was better.

I even brought that up with some of my mates and some either or agreed or disagreed, was fun to talk about though heh but I see what you mean about the rest
life doesn't end at 40 that's just stupid and ridiculous.
I think what they mean is nothing novel is going to happen to you that isn't happening to everyone. Basically, your life has played out.
its a big world there is so much to learn and do. that being said its a little stupid to think that after only 40 years you cant find some new adventure. i only wish i had more time so i could do and learn about more of the things that i am interested in. also the world is constantly in flux, constantly changing each day holds some new happening. so if your bored when your 40 its not because there isnt new things to do or see its because your a boring person.
I agree with you, but I wasn't sure if we understood how he is feeling.
yeah i understand what his saying i just think hes probably a teenager and will feel differently when hes 40 or even 20.
Yeah I am a teenager so that might play into it but I dunno as I don't feel like it's some angsty thing or anything like that, but you could be right. And it's not a little stupid or cos im boring. It could be silly but not stupid.

Hmm.. I see we have totally opposing points of view anyway so I gues it doesn't matter as it's what we each believe to be more relevant to us.
(I read back about you thinking life ends at 40 and all that.)

Clearly someone forgot to go see Up!
Y'know what? I actually did forget, and I am ashamed.
 

oneshotfinchy

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Eh, sometimes. Anybody can annoy you after a while. But my brother and a good few of my friends are good company, even if they act like Call of Duty games are the only ones that exist.
 

JenXXXJen

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Well, my family's awesome, so I always have something to fall back on.

Friends, well, yes and no. Long story short, I've fallen into a little clique of people I have nothing in common with, who I don't like that much, and I know aren't that keen on me. We get on, don't get me wrong, bet we're friends out of habit than anything else. Well they're more friends than each other and I tag along, if you know what I mean.

Short story even shorter: I don't have a spine, and everything I don't like in life is down to me, so I try not to complain much.

I'm not socially awkward, I'm just weird. Whenever I find someone I get on with really well, they move to Scotland. Seriously, it's happened three seperate times.
 

Nvv

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I'm not alone, I have a girlfriend....but I sort of don't want here anymore...it's weird. So I chose: No, but want to.

I don't have the stones to leave her, with her being suicidal and all...

Oh, I also have friends, family and all.
 

Baldry

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Although I am indeffinatly never alone, I hold a lot of resentment etc but thats probs cause of emotional issues......Gah! but yeah. Me. Alone. Never. I hold a charm that lures in people, I shall never be alone.
 

GrinningManiac

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I wouldn't mind either way.

At the moment, I'm popular, well-known and alone, but I don't really mind, because at my age, all you do is kiss a lot in public, apparently "do it" *snigger*, then break up over something trivial i.e. JACK S***.

So yeah, once I outgrow these hormone-fuelled clichés I call schoolmates, then mabye I'll check out the dating scene
 

stonethered

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well, in one sense no. my family and friends are always a text or quick drive away.
but their is a sort of companionship i lack and i do feel a yearning for, especially right before i fall asleep.
their are some nights i could really use a snuggle. probably the only time a guy will ever say this but, screw sex i just want someone to be with.

edit: i miss my cat. even if i can finally read now it was nice having her around.
 

ae86gamer

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I prefer to be alone. I go out with people every weekend, but for the most part I like being alone because I can be on the computer all day and no one will say anything.
 

Epifols

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ae86gamer said:
I prefer to be alone. I go out with people every weekend, but for the most part I like being alone because I can be on the computer all day and no one will say anything.
Thats how I handle things too. For most part I like my solitude with a computer but then do the occasional social thing to satisfy some inevitable desire for human contact. Even if just to be reminded of dumb most of them are.