Couch surfing is a great concept and one I'm familiar with. Not only is it a great way to experience a new place as you are living and getting advice from locals, it is also a great way to live vicariously through other travellers when they stay with you.
From where you are standing now it may seem impossible to move forward, but in time this sense of loss will diminish and your days will become brighter.
Maybe do some things for your self for a while, little weekend away with a friend or two, perhaps pamper yourself with a massage, trip to the hair salon or maybe even take up that hobby you thought you might like to do. Volunteer at a school, orphanage, church or homeless shelter as this will not only introduce you to new people but also put things in perspective a little.
Just ideas and maybe not right for you, but I think the worst thing you can do is sit around thinking about what you have lost. Look at what is still possible.
Listen to the wise gentleman above me, they speaks the truth. I will be meeting two of said good looking ladies on neighbouring islands next week, and I am an old, bald lay-about.
Q1. Behind the swimming pool at my friend Anthea's house. The kiss was cold and wet and I wondered what all the fuss was about. Thankfully Jenny ...... came along a year later and I found out.
Q2. Here's my nerdy. I am fascinated with quantum physics and the double split/which path conundrum which suggests consciousness, or the observer, plays an integral part in shaping reality.
Q3. A guitar, I'm always buying them and giving them away.
I like this helping thing,shay. The more selfless people we have, the more others may be afforded a better life. This life can indeed be a trial and cruel for some.
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