Loneliness, the weekend and more

First of all, Happy Thanksgiving!

So I am sitting here, listening to a playlist made from my top played songs in 2017. I am browsing the web and playing a video game, when it suddenly hit me: I am very, VERY lonely. It comes and goes.

One day I can be happy with what I have, and be cheerful. The next day, I can be a sad mess, that just want a cuddle. Nothing more than a cuddle. A long one, at that.

The loneliness hits hardest at around 7 pm. Without fail. It just hits me like a ton of bricks falling from the Empire State Building. I should go out and meet some new people, but I don't have the money to go to a bar. I also have to travel a LONG distance in order to get to a bar, and in case I meet someone at said bar, then I have to get her home with me in the train, at 11 pm on a Thursday evening. And that just doesn't fly!

So, I am just sitting here, waiting for the correct time to strike up a conversation with someone - provided they respond.

I know tomorrow will be better, but right now, the loneliness is hitting me.

On another note: I am going to my mothers place on Saturday for a cabbage feast. There is this weird tradition here in my family to eat cabbage on the 24th of November. And not just any cabbage - THIS kind of cabbage

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It gives you an incredible amount of gas in your stomach, which results in farts - farts everywhere. For the few people who doesn't like it, I.E my sister and I, well there's pizzas for us. WITH pineapple! Because pizza with pineapple is amazing!

These past few days have been extremely tiring. I go to bed at midnight, and I am up again at 5.45 am, which makes me incredibly slow and tired. But usually I can fake being super fresh in the mornings, while I secretly wishes that I was back home in bed, sleeping. Having bought Farming Simulator 2019 as well doesn't make it better!

I can sleep in on Sunday! I look forward to that!
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You must be a very resilient man, Philipsen, to withstand the equivalent of a ton of bricks falling on you from the Empire State Building day after day, at 7pm.
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My mental state is strong, but sometimes I can feel it crack. At those times, I put on some music to help me deal with it. I use music as my therapy, and it helps
I love your candidness, Philipsen! I feel like this from time to time as well. hug
Perhaps a hard hat would help as well, Phil. beer
in this world me can find many to talk to, i just hope you find the ones that are right for you.
I would also pass on the cabbage....
Maybe am weird idk lol all my life I never had lonliness problems, I can miss people, sure, but never been lonely for some reason, maybe bcoz I had 5 other sisters n 6 brothers.

Just making a list of daytime activities n try inviting people over for a weekend, or just for the night, or ask people for dinner, or supper , or even brekky, n if you don't have some vebicle, conversing just suggest to go for coffee or a fast food meal with someone who has a vehicle, these are just suggestions ;)
P. Get out there with people, of any kind. Don't only follow your intrests, but be willing to be pleasantly surprised. Be humble, open minded, demure and kindly. Agree more than not. If you can't say anything good about ANYTHING in this world, say nothing. Any sort of group, religious, artistic, self help, 12 step, musical, collectors', hiking---other activities, bicycling, writing, and so on. And while there, try to be willing to visit a few times, as first impressions have a way of being wrong. You'll soon wonder how it was you were ever lonely. Give folks a chance, as most really are nice and kind, and would love to know more about Mr. P.
well said Vierk couldnt have put it better myself.

Acceptance of loneliness, it happens throughout all our lives, accept and have game plan to overcome.
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