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Old Jul 20, 2013, 07:35 PM
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Originally Posted by Poppy Princess View Post
I often do this kind of thing. I don't really have opportunities to socialize anymore though. I just lived in an isolated shell. It get kind of sad and lonely. I have a wife but sometimes I'd like friends too. She doesn't really have friends either but she never seems to care.
I'm pretty isolated too. I have three friends but I'm getting to the point where I rarely see them; they don't really contact me, I have to contact them if I want to see them. If it wasn't for work, I would probably never speak to anyone other than my T and pdoc, which is why I can never ever be on disability for my illness. My life would quickly disintegrate; it would make me exponentially worse very quickly.

I was always a very social person, involved in lots of activities and things. I think of how my life used to be even just five years ago--I had places to go and people to go with. I always had to be doing something. The desire to do things and be active hasn't changed but I don't really have people to do things with. I know I'm probably contradicting what I said in my original post, that I had opportunities just tonight, but going out with acquaintances from Meetup.com isn't the same as having a core group of people you can call up when you want to go to a ballgame, the beach, to a concert, or just out to dinner. It just makes me so sad to think about what my life has become and how lonely it is compared to how it used to be.
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