I don't think it will get any better on its own, so I suggest that you fight it while you can, and console yourself that no matter how bad you think it is, it could and probably will get worse. It did for me. I never thought it would be this bad.
I'm 31, and my intense lonliness began when I was 13 and moved to a new school against my will.
then I was 16 and my father and grandmother died, leaving only a stepgrandfather and we still don't understand one another.
Went through high school alone, had one girlfriend who was moved to a group home and a different school.
Later in life, I was betrayed by my former best friend and weed smoking buddy who stole a lot of money from me, and now I have no connections for that.
Finally got into a serious relationship for a year, that ended in betrayal and financial ruin.
Now it's like everything and everyone, all the good times, were in the past, and there just isn't anything to look forward to.
Fight it while you can, because if you don't, you'll end up 31, no life, no friends, no family, no relationship, no money, no job, no purpose, and no strength to fight loneliness and despair in a life that is inevitably winding down and comes close to dying daily of a broken heart, with nothing to look forward to but the knowledge you might make it to old age, and still have no family, no life, no lover, no grandchildren, and will die alone on a hospital bed with no one around to care.