Miasma said:Hello, I'm 19 and I'm pretty overwhelmed with this site. Hopefully I can make friends here.
Hyzenthlay said:34 year old male from US. I don't have any real life friends or acquaintances. Thought I would check out this website.
bjarne said:This is just a suggestion, but it is a thing I know many people would appreciate:
Fill in your profile data, in particular it would be very nice if you could specify:
- your location
- ***
- birthday (thus age).
This will help people getting a better idea of who you are, and what timezone you are in (thus it becomes easier to anticipate when someone might come online).
Dont worry about your privacy, this information will not be used by alonelylife.com for any other purpose but showing in your profile .
I will repeat though:
This was just a suggestions and an encouragement, you are NOT forced to fill in your profile data.
Rosie007 said:I'll be 30 on November 5th. I'm female, an NHS General Practitioner and live probably more closer to Seaford than Newhaven itself. I've lived here all my life, and in the same house that my parents bought over 30 years ago. Tragically they were killed in a road accident in fog last spring, and it's been very difficult for my daughter because I also had a very serious car accident which could have killed me, save for the many airbags.
I like the atmosphere in the forums, but above all, feel safe because the forum staff are working hard to maintain this feeling.
Thank you guys. All of you!
ladyforsaken said:Rosie007 said:I'll be 30 on November 5th. I'm female, an NHS General Practitioner and live probably more closer to Seaford than Newhaven itself. I've lived here all my life, and in the same house that my parents bought over 30 years ago. Tragically they were killed in a road accident in fog last spring, and it's been very difficult for my daughter because I also had a very serious car accident which could have killed me, save for the many airbags.
I like the atmosphere in the forums, but above all, feel safe because the forum staff are working hard to maintain this feeling.
Thank you guys. All of you!
I'm so sorry for your loss and that you had to go through a similar experience. Thank goodness you're alive. Hope you're feeling much better now and that you've managed to get past the trauma for the most part.
Take care and see you around the forum!
Terra448 said:29, male, INTP, and surprisingly lonely living in the fourth most populated city, Houston. The few friends I've made all replaced me except one or two, and they live far away. People in Houston are obnoxious and I've never fit in anywhere. Typically, I just work my shifts then go home. I've a proclivity for staying inside and gaming seeing how I don't mix well with society. I don't use social media anymore and refuse to use it.
I've always had that feeling of never belonging anywhere. If I do go out, then it's just for cosplaying at conventions a few times every year. Recently, I've had to convince myself to start college to study computer programming. I'm not sure how I'll do, but it's not like I have any better ideas in my life. Overall, 99% of the time I'm usually alone unless I'm bothered by people wanting me for a favor or money. I'm too weird for the South, and hopefully I can move someday.
Terra448 said:sriguhan
The worst part is knowing that you can't move or be around like-minded people. So you are forced to stay inside, or be around people who never understand you.
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