[1992ArgentinaMan]

Its a mess. Ive been on depression sites since a while, I started joining some time ago, I thought i was going to find more people interested on chat and such, ive been putting messages in some sites and fbook groups, i thought i was going to recieve some inesperete messages from nowhere. Anyway.

Try to find people to chat, online, isnt that easy as i thought, but i cope good, sometimes i find people to some quick chat, but ive not really find a site who works as a community to find people to chat.

Bye.

[cryingontheinside]

I need people to chat to as well. You can send me a message any time and I'm sure others will want to chat too.

Originally Posted by 1992ArgentinaMan

Its a mess. Ive been on depression sites since a while, I started joining some time ago, I thought i was going to find more people interested on chat and such, ive been putting messages in some sites and fbook groups, i thought i was going to recieve some inesperete messages from nowhere. Anyway.

Try to find people to chat, online, isnt that easy as i thought, but i cope good, sometimes i find people to some quick chat, but ive not really find a site who works as a community to find people to chat.

Bye.

The Depression and Bipolar Support Alliance has online meetings. You have to become a member to be able to use their online chat.

DBSA Online Support Groups - Depression and Bipolar Support Alliance

[ptangptang]

Better to get out if you can; smile, say hello and just talk to people, without coming across as desperate. The more you do the more chance of meeting people. I started to talk to someone at the sports centre and he said he runs a quiz once a month and did I want to go, so I'll go this Thursday. Just a random encounter.

[All Is Revealed]

You will definitely find people who would love to chat with you. It takes time and patience. Once you have a connection, it's all sparks from there.