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Well, if your friends moved on, you can't dwell on the past. There are millions of people out there. I get the impression that you're reacting that way because you feel the opposite. I can understand - and I can relate - to that. You long for the time you once had where you could hang out with them and do whatever you please. Now that you don't have that comfort, you're responding in the way you are because you miss it. You don't think you should break your neck trying to find someone new, because you're content with the ones you had, despite not being able to communicate with them the way you once had. It goes without say that, after a while of not speaking to them, that you're going to feel like you're meeting for the first time. Although it's nice to have people on the internet to turn to, there's a comfort in having friends there for you in a physical form. If you had them, something tells me you wouldn't be spending your time smoking and getting high off of weed like you admit to doing.Over time from me staying in so long and not doing noting but sitting on a pc all day, i guess you can say i lost touch with all my friends, Recently got back in touch with a few on facebook and wanted to hang and they wanted to hang but most of them moved on with theres lifes and made new friends. It feels as like im meeting them for the first time all over again... so as far as going out and hanging with friends like i used to thats out of the question because im not gonna break my neck to try to find someone to hang out with when i can jsut as easy talk to people over the internet.
I guess what im trying to say is i really have noting i can do other than stay home now, so i kinda got my wish. I didn't complete my education because i dropped out last year in 11th grade, was susposed to graduated in 2012. So im not gonig to find a decent enought job. I plan on going back to school in august but even at that, thats just doing something to get what i need not to get a life. Ill basically go to school, do my work and come home. Not there to try to make friends, even more so with high school kids ( For some reason i don't like people younger or my age, I like hanging with people more mature i guess you could say and older)
You have something you're meant to be doing in your life. It's something that's different from the people you know, but sitting at home and browsing the internet and playing video games isn't any way of getting to finding that. You know what I mean? There's something there waiting for you, but in order to find it, you need to explore. You need to get up, get out of the house, and into the world. There's a much greater chance you'll be happy if you open up the door and take the first step. Right now you're only drowning yourself in nostalgia, and holding on to everything so tightly that you're not content with the things you have now. And while I understand that, there are things you can do to change that. You'll meet a lot of people if you actually bother to take the time to meet them. Some you'll find are people you'd love to get to know. You don't' necessarily have to take the time to go out and searching for friends to replace the ones you have had in the past. Most of the time, the best things in life come at the most unexpected times.
But the first thing you should be concerned with doing is getting back to school. Education, unlike the loss of your friends, is one thing that nobody can truly take away from you. And you need to recognize that before it's too late. Because heaven forbid if you're an adult and you look back on what you're doing now -- which you ARE going to do --, you're going to be disappointed in yourself and ask the question over and over again. "Why didn't I do this?" "Why didn't I do that?" because I doubt you'd find much satisfaction if you continue on the road you're headed in the long run.