Loneliness when you're abroad
Janie Bravo wrote:Can you answer this question? If you are surrounded by so many people and still feel alone how would you go about solving that issue?
There seems to be a strong stigma about loneliness. Many people will admit to being depressed before they'll talk about being lonely. They fear being judged as unlikeable, a loser, or weird so they don't discuss their sense of aloneness, alienation, or exclusion.
Not feeling free to talk about loneliness adds to the problem and to the judgments of the experience. If you judge yourself for feeling lonely, it makes it even more difficult to take steps to change the situation. Then you may judge yourself for not takng action to solve the problem.
That horrible experience of being the last one chosen for teams in school seems to continue into adulthood, though the reasons are different. The general idea seems to be that if you don't have friends, then there must be something wrong with you.
Rubelgonga wrote:Right
Could you please give a little more information about the subject matter which is loneliness when you're abroad.
One word posts are a waste of time and add nothing to the thread.
NOW on the other hand
Guys dont get offended by this but even thought i feel lonely and want company i find most men that send me a message is frankly looking for sex and clearly this is not what a lonely person is seeking. To me sex is an act but when you help to fill that void and give off such a refreshing and fun feeling to a person by simply enjoying the simple things in life like eating with someone because the meal is good and you want to share it. what happen to just this is nice hanging out without the overhead of sex? Sex is good but other things are fun too.
There is a kind of hurt you feel after you break up with someone, but there is a different kind of hurt (heart-shattering-life-changing-overwhelmingly-devastating hurt) when you break up with someone youve had sex with.
It hurts every time. Yes you may be able to numb yourself after a while, but that only leads to dysfunctional relationships in the future. So if youre not married, stop having sex (If you are marriedobviously this does not apply to you).
Remember life is meant to be enjoyed, not聽 regretted.
Where do I go?
When I'm feeling so lost and I don't want to be found.
When I'm looking and listening for that peace in my heart.
But I know I'll never hear that sound.
Where do I go?
Where do I go when I'm trying to laugh but all I can do I cry?
I'm trying to keep on living because I'm not ready to die.
Where do I go because the sun never seems to shine?
Can you give me my life back it's not yours it's mine?
How do I keep going, how do I fight this fight?
I'm tired of feeling beat down, but I'm trying with all my might!
Where do I go when my head hangs so low?
Please give me an answer because I just don't know!
Where do I go?
Does it take very long?
For me to find that peace and a place where I belong.
I need you to help me, help me to take a stand.
I'm scared to do it by myself, will you please take my hand?
Where do I go? Where do I go? Where do I go?
Do you know
Beadwindow2010 wrote:Huh?
This post matches your avatar perfectly.
Take care all and enjoy all you experience
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. I make my self busy with a bunch of movie that he prepared yesterday, can't imagine how people suffering with LDR. Sometimes U Can't live with but also can't live without...Beadwindow2010 wrote:Like I said before, lonely abroad...stay home.
Yes, of course! I'm amazed to read of so much loneliness on an expat site. Unless the complainers are actual slaves, or in prison - why in God's name aren't they back home where they (presumably) wouldn't be lonely? To deliberately live where one is unhappy - unless it's for a short time - must come pretty close to the definition of stupidity, surely. I don't mean to sound unsympathetic, but am I missing something, here?
SD
I am fortunate enough to have moved to Ireland together with my partner, but I miss my family back home very much. I rarely get to see them and my nephews grow up so fast.
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