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Originally Posted by Trippin2.0
From her earliest posts, the answer is not really, she meets new people but its all surface level friendships, no real connection...
Working makes her feel sad and bad because she sees other people connecting and then she gets overwhelmed by the pain of being forever alone, so she quits.
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Lots of jobs don't allow any time for connecting or socializing. It's tough to make connections on the job even if you have no big issue with that
Many people just work so they can pay bills. It's not ideal but for many it's a reality. Now when you work you can hopefully afford things like taking community class or see a therapist etc etc If OP doesn't work she can't afford any of it. It kind of becomes a cycle of despair. Work is depressing but not working is worse because on top of being miserable, you can't afford anything.