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What to do
Honestly I am struggling.
I just don't know what to do. Waiting for a phone call or letter to go and see a psychiatrist after being referred from my GP. I've also just signed up for a social anxiety meet up group and am waiting for a response from the organiser to register me before I can access the group properly and put myself down to attend meetup events. Whilst I'm waiting for these things I'm just sat at home feeling depressed, anxious, unable to concentrate. All I do is sleep and browse the internet. I just want somebody to talk to about my problems. I want something to happen. I don't know what to do. I want to meet up with one of you guys in real life. Have a chat about things, listen to your issues, have some one to listen to mine. I'm so alone. Just to get out the house and have a drink and chat with somebody with similar problems that I can be comfortable with. Just stuck inside the house ruminating and feeling isolated, lethargic and pointless. |
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Re: What to do
You could try looking in the meet up or pen pals sections to see if there's anyone or any groups in your area? Or even start your own thread if you don't find anything, you may well get some responses.
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Re: What to do
Hi, I'm usually quite busy in the day, but I wouldn't mind if you sent me a PM, if you feel it would help. I don't know if I could be of much help tbh -- it does feel awkward -- but I don't like these feelings and I'm sure there are others out there who would feel the same.
It sounds like you need to sort out your mental health issues also, and then maybe talk about your interests and hobbies or use humour, those are the things that have led to friendship in my past -- and my strongest relationships so far. I'm really not someone to learn from in this regard however. |
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Re: What to do
Mel's right, change usually takes time and many things only roll forward slowly. But you have started the wheels rolling, and that's great.
Some other good suggestions in this thread. Take care. |