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Learn to be comfortable alone, and then learn to be comfortable alone around others. Like, by urban exploring, eating or hanging out in public places, or reading in a park.
I'm right on the line between extrovert and introvert. I love to be around people and crave thoughtful interaction, but I also need a ton of time for introspection. The activities I've listed are nice day-to-day things to do when I don't have anyone to call.
It depends on the kind of loneliness. Sometimes I just sit with it. Literally. I'm lonely and I just accept it as there. Other times, I reach out to talk to people and ask to come along when they're doing something. It's okay to acknowledge loneliness and to ask for help and connection directly. So at times I do.
Seems like a very general question. But how to deal with intense loneliness? (Not a theoretical question)... I don't know why people don't feel like doing activities with me or just chatting. Honestly, I've looked at my personality and I don't see something repelling...
Telling someone you don't know and can't see that she is probably physically unattractive is helpful in what way exactly? I'm really interested in this one. Explain your intent.
Telling someone you don't know and can't see that she is probably physically unattractive is helpful in what way exactly? I'm really interested in this one. Explain your intent.
My intent was honesty.
How often do you see attractive guys whine on internet forums that they can't get any?
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