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alluringbird

I recently got sick and temporarily taking a break from college. So, I've been a little lonely lately. But, I don't waste my life sitting at home though. I've been volunteering at my mom's job, going for walks, and have been keeping busy by working on little projects. But..sometimes, I feel like I'm two different people. There's days when I'm incredibly happy and just want to be around a bunch of people. Then, two days later, I feel detached from the world. Like, I'm anonymous and watching the people around me through a crystal ball. I get anxiety and tend to think too much about what others are thinking of me. I know it's stupid to compare myself to others because most of these people aren't physically ill. But I don't think that should prevent me from enjoying my life. I could really use someone to talk to. I hope that's alright.

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I think it's quite normal to compare yourself with others. I just think you have to find something that REALLY makes you happy and keep going at it and doing it. I don't know what makes you happy.

 

I feel that way exactly too. I've been very down but I am studying and working. When I'm out there, I'm just like anyone else. But when I'm on my own, I start thinking. I think it's not good that I spend too much time alone.

 

It just takes you 30 minutes to start thinking something really negative about yourself. I

Which I think you're not, but I feel it's really quite normal to contemplate all these things

from time to time.

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alluringbird

You're right. It's mainly the times that I'm alone for long periods when the negative thoughts brew inside my brain. It's definitely preventable, I just need to really make more of an effort to do the things that I really want to and quit mistreating myself with negativity.

 

Thank you :)

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AKollegeGuy

I know how you feel. Sometimes, I feel like utter crap, then there are times were that it don't care. Have you gone to a doctor? maybe you have bi-polar disorder. I have a friend who has it. One day he's the happiest guy you know, the next day, he's just a lump on the sofa. Now he's doing fine after seeing a doctor. Just a suggestion.

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Welcome Alluringbird :)

 

I'm also recovering from an illness that has left me isolated and sometimes bed-ridden.

LS can be a fun place to chase away the lonelys.

Post often!

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