How lonely are you /10?

Reply 40

safari24

16

10/10
Since I have no close friends and even suicide hotline hang up on me

8/10.

I have more friends now, but probably feel more lonely. I think it is mainly because the older I get, the more it dawns on me that my best ever friendships are now a thing of the past.

For science geeks (GCSE more like), it's like an action potential. My new friends are like repeated firings of new signals but none of them have been able to reach the threshold potential to trigger an actual action potential. All my action potentials were when I was younger.

Reply 43

Maid Marian

20

It comes and it goes.

Reply 44

The_Internet

20

very/10 ...

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(edited 7 years ago)

2-3/10

6/10 probs. Changes though.

Reply 47

Black Cat

20

Been having far too much company lately would prefer to have a lil less.

If I were to rate my loneliness then it would be on the lower end 2/10

Reply 48

username2387497

20

Original post by stefano865

Really?

Wow. Thank god for TSR I guess.

Yup! I've never really had any good friends. Just distant friends and for the last 3 years I've had no one! :frown:

Although I've started work now and the people here are great so things are picking up! :smile:

Yup exactly! Was one of the reasons I joined!

Reply 49

username2387497

20

Original post by Bluebutterfly310

Im sorry to hear that :frown:

Aw it's ok :hugs:

Reply 50

h333

16

0/10 because I believe my creator Allah/God is there for me :smile:

Reply 51

Anonymous #2

Pretty lonely. 9/10

Hope I don't die alone.

11/10

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Very lonely
8/10

Reply 54

username2387497

20

Original post by Bluebutterfly310

Reply 55

Anonymous #3

Idk really.

I don't have a single friend. I'm in A2 now but there hasn't been a single occasion where I've ever met up with anyone from sixth form outside of school. I sit and eat lunch on my own. The only socialisation I get is with teachers, which is why I often hang around after class and pack up real slow so I have an excuse to talk to them. I mean, there's no one else who I can tell that I sent my UCAS in, or that I sat an admissions test the other day. I have no one to share that with. But I think that just bugs them.

I think I probably say less than 50 words a day in sixth form to other people my own age, on average. Naturally over the weekend I don't talk to anyone. I never get any messages on Facebook or anything. But I'm not completely passive either. The other day I tried asking someone how they were doing over Facebook. No response. Even when I really really tried to make an effort and be extroverted at the beginning of AS, it came to nothing and just drained me of my energy.

Not a day goes by without me thinking about how I don't have friends. Fortunately I'm not totally deprived because there are some people I talk to online occasionally. I don't know if they're really 'friends' though. I still feel alone.

So I guess 9/10, even though it doesn't feel too bad. Maybe I've just gotten used to it. Honestly it's so painful trying to make friends, it's so forced, can it really be worth it? But I'm not capable of it anyway; it's impossible.

Reply 56

AngryJellyfish

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9/10

I'd say an 8. I have lots of friends but I still feel alone around them.

Reply 58

TheBirdman

9

Original post by Anonymous

Idk really.

I don't have a single friend. I'm in A2 now but there hasn't been a single occasion where I've ever met up with anyone from sixth form outside of school. I sit and eat lunch on my own. The only socialisation I get is with teachers, which is why I often hang around after class and pack up real slow so I have an excuse to talk to them. I mean, there's no one else who I can tell that I sent my UCAS in, or that I sat an admissions test the other day. I have no one to share that with. But I think that just bugs them.

I think I probably say less than 50 words a day in sixth form to other people my own age, on average. Naturally over the weekend I don't talk to anyone. I never get any messages on Facebook or anything. But I'm not completely passive either. The other day I tried asking someone how they were doing over Facebook. No response. Even when I really really tried to make an effort and be extroverted at the beginning of AS, it came to nothing and just drained me of my energy.

Not a day goes by without me thinking about how I don't have friends. Fortunately I'm not totally deprived because there are some people I talk to online occasionally. I don't know if they're really 'friends' though. I still feel alone.

So I guess 9/10, even though it doesn't feel too bad. Maybe I've just gotten used to it. Honestly it's so painful trying to make friends, it's so forced, can it really be worth it? But I'm not capable of it anyway; it's impossible.