Loneliness
I have no-one in my life.
No family or friends.
There is just me and I live by myself.
I do not like being ignored and when someone says they will do something for me and then it does not happen.
A tad annoying and it does not do your mental health any good.
Where can i meet people and make friends?
No family or friends.
There is just me and I live by myself.
I do not like being ignored and when someone says they will do something for me and then it does not happen.
A tad annoying and it does not do your mental health any good.
Where can i meet people and make friends?
Original post by Marcsparky
I have no-one in my life.
No family or friends.
There is just me and I live by myself.
I do not like being ignored and when someone says they will do something for me and then it does not happen.
A tad annoying and it does not do your mental health any good.
Where can i meet people and make friends?
No family or friends.
There is just me and I live by myself.
I do not like being ignored and when someone says they will do something for me and then it does not happen.
A tad annoying and it does not do your mental health any good.
Where can i meet people and make friends?
sorry to here that g are u in uni or school at the moment?
Reply 3
You need to go to find contact with people.
Number 1 place is the gym.
Other places include the pub, work or clubs of some description. I am not particularly interested in sport and in truth I maintain very few friends and never have had many of them in the first place.
If you can, try to associate yourself with a few friends of the opposite sex. You'll get noticed by people eventually.
Number 1 place is the gym.
Other places include the pub, work or clubs of some description. I am not particularly interested in sport and in truth I maintain very few friends and never have had many of them in the first place.
If you can, try to associate yourself with a few friends of the opposite sex. You'll get noticed by people eventually.
Reply 4
Well done for bravely reaching out for support here, sometimes the first step can be the hardest. Loneliness can really impact your mental health. If you're struggling with thoughts of suicide, please know that HOPELINE247 are here to support you. We can offer a safe space to talk through what may be impacting those thoughts and help you to explore how you can stay safe, and get the support you need. You can call us on 0800 068 4141, text HOPE to 88247 or email [email protected]. We also have webchat available via our website www.papyrus-uk.org.
Reply 5
Original post by alvinyyyy
Hey, i am sorry to hear that.... what do you like to do as a hobby?
I like watching football, walking, hiking, gardening and animals.
Reply 6
Original post by Papyrus Hopeline
Well done for bravely reaching out for support here, sometimes the first step can be the hardest. Loneliness can really impact your mental health. If you're struggling with thoughts of suicide, please know that HOPELINE247 are here to support you. We can offer a safe space to talk through what may be impacting those thoughts and help you to explore how you can stay safe, and get the support you need. You can call us on 0800 068 4141, text HOPE to 88247 or email [email protected]. We also have webchat available via our website www.papyrus-uk.org.
Thank you for this message. Very much appreciated.
Original post by Marcsparky
I like watching football, walking, hiking, gardening and animals.
would you like to be friends?
Reply 9
Original post by Marcsparky
I have no-one in my life.
No family or friends.
There is just me and I live by myself.
I do not like being ignored and when someone says they will do something for me and then it does not happen.
A tad annoying and it does not do your mental health any good.
Where can i meet people and make friends?
No family or friends.
There is just me and I live by myself.
I do not like being ignored and when someone says they will do something for me and then it does not happen.
A tad annoying and it does not do your mental health any good.
Where can i meet people and make friends?
Sorry to hear you’re feeling like that
like someone else said, going to the gym could be a good way to meet people. Exercising is a brilliant mental tonic; it improves your mental and physical health and also self confidence. You could volunteer, e.g. at a local charity shop (could be as little as a couple of hours a week) - it’s a great way to be part of a tight-knit team, but you’ll also get chatting to customers and get to know the regulars. Or you could do volunteering centred around animals? If you have a dog, you could meet people on dog walks (you said you like walking). What about doing d of e (or something similar) with strangers? (You can do d of e until the age of 25 I believe!) Maybe try going to a meet-up thing where nobody knows each other?Hope this helps… everything will be okay, you’ve got this
Reply 10
Original post by idkk...
would you like to be friends?
Hello there. How is your day going?
Sorry have just this second read your comment.
Yes I would like to be friends with you.
DM if you like.
Reply 11
Original post by Papyrus Hopeline
Well done for bravely reaching out for support here, sometimes the first step can be the hardest. Loneliness can really impact your mental health. If you're struggling with thoughts of suicide, please know that HOPELINE247 are here to support you. We can offer a safe space to talk through what may be impacting those thoughts and help you to explore how you can stay safe, and get the support you need. You can call us on 0800 068 4141, text HOPE to 88247 or email [email protected]. We also have webchat available via our website www.papyrus-uk.org.
Hello
This service looks good and would love to use it.
But I am 44 years old.
Never mind. There is other good services out there.
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