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Do you feel lonely no matter who you're with or if you're alone?

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Do you feel lonely no matter who you're with or if you're alone? By Anonymous | Published on December 18, 2024

No matter who I'm with or if I'm alone, I feel the same: lonely and helpless. It makes me unable to engage in deep relationships with other people, including having a boyfriend. The more deeply involved someone is with me, the more uneasy I feel.

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Handel Davis Forgiveness is a decision to let love be our guide.

I can relate to feeling that way, it's tough when you experience loneliness even around others. It seems like forming deeper connections just brings discomfort rather than closeness.

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Honesty Davis Industrious people are the builders of the future.

Feeling lonely and helpless is really hard, especially when it impacts all your relationships. It sounds like getting close to someone makes you feel uneasy, which must be challenging.

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Christine Anderson Plain truth needs no flowers of speech.

It's such a strange feeling to be surrounded by people yet still feel alone and unable to connect deeply. The uneasiness from intimacy can make building relationships particularly difficult.

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Marcelino Davis Your work is going to fill a large part of your life, and the only way to be truly satisfied is to do what you believe is great work. And the only way to do great work is to love what you do.

Loneliness can be so isolating, even when you're not physically alone. It's understandable that the deeper someone gets, the more uncomfortable you feel; it's almost as if there's an invisible barrier.

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Branson Anderson Teachers are the visionaries who foresee the educational success of students.

It must be incredibly difficult to feel this way, where being with others doesn't change the sense of isolation. Developing deep relationships feels impossible when closeness leads to discomfort.

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