Bubblebeam
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Loneliness isn't nearly as rare as many of us think. Even among people who seemingly have "tonnes of friends" very few, if any of those friends will be there until the end, so to speak. I find most people's definition of a friend is just someone to get drunk with and not much more, or, to put it another way, if there's not something in it for them, they don't want to know you. It's a realisation that's helped me plod on in life with fewer suicidal spells. We all tend to look at other people and their situations through rose coloured glasses, but it's just not like that.
I remember hearing once about a statistic in Japan, where a huge number of people die each year and their deaths go unnoticed basically until nature makes it known i.e. the odour. It's very sad, but again makes you realise you're far from alone.
I remember hearing once about a statistic in Japan, where a huge number of people die each year and their deaths go unnoticed basically until nature makes it known i.e. the odour. It's very sad, but again makes you realise you're far from alone.