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Yes, though I lost it when I moved back with my parents. I didn't recognise it until they confronted me with it. They had moved to a place where I knew no one,
by beardyw 3y ago
Yes, though I lost it when I moved back with my parents. I didn't recognise it until they confronted me with it. They had moved to a place where I knew no one, and my mind wasn't in a place where meeting anyone would ever happen. My solution, though I am not recommending it, was that one day I packed a bag and headed to somewhere where I might meet up with people I knew. I had no accomodation but I did meet some old friends and I slept that night in two armchairs pushed together. I never lived with my parents again.
I think the moral might be that we all need other physical people to relate to. Sadly today actually being with people is too easy to avoid.
- throwawayyyay 3y agoI agree with you. Lived alone and in different countries myself, and not eager to isolate like that again cause it started to suck after some time. Also the racism i've experienced and the cultural differences don't help much, but idk right now.