Does anyone want to make friends

[Friendlyme77]

Hi there

I have severe anxiety and I am all alone. I live in the UK and I am looking for people to make genuine friendships. I hate my life I am like a social outcast. My life is ruined and don’t know how to come back from it.

Does anybody else need a friend to chat to.

 

[Aries]

It doesn't work that way. Someone has to know something ELSE about you first. Just having anxiety isn't really enough to be friends.

 

[Barnec400]

Hi there

I have severe anxiety and I am all alone. I live in the UK and I am looking for people to make genuine friendships. I hate my life I am like a social outcast. My life is ruined and don’t know how to come back from it.

Does anybody else need a friend to chat to.

Hi there

I have severe anxiety and I am all alone. I live in the UK and I am looking for people to make genuine friendships. I hate my life I am like a social outcast. My life is ruined and don’t know how to come back from it.

Does anybody else need a friend to chat to.

I’m actually new on here

 

[Friendlyme77]

Hi there

I have severe anxiety and I am all alone. I live in the UK and I am looking for people to make genuine friendships. I hate my life I am like a social outcast. My life is ruined and don’t know how to come back from it.

Does anybody else need a friend to chat to.

It doesn't work that way. Someone has to know something ELSE about you first. Just having anxiety isn't really enough to be friends.

well what would you like to know

 

[LotusTree]

That’s kind of general and puts the onus on your new “friends” to do the work.
Probably best to write a little bio about yourself: your interests, any pets, what you like about yourself, favourite foods, etc. Something for people to “hook” onto to start a conversation.
Once you connect with someone, start asking them questions about themselves, keep it light to start - and the conversation should flow from there.

 

[Barnec400]

That’s kind of general and puts the onus on your new “friends” to do the work.
Probably best to write a little bio about yourself: your interests, any pets, what you like about yourself, favourite foods, etc. Something for people to “hook” onto to start a conversation.
Once you connect with someone, start asking them questions about themselves, keep it light to start - and the conversation should flow from there.

It’s always nice to make friends with same anxiety problems and learn about them

 

[LotusTree]

That’s true - but we are soooooo much more than our anxiety.
It’s already a given that we are here to support each with these very difficult challenges.

 

[Barnec400]

That’s true - but we are soooooo much more than our anxiety.
It’s already a given that we are here to support each with these very difficult challenges.

Very true

Very true

It’s nice have friends that share same interests and talk about same problems

 

[Cuchculan]

What part of the UK are you from and are you male or female? You say a social outcast, want to tell us why you think you are a social outcast? Or what made you a social outcast. Hobbies at all? Everybody loves gaming.

 

[Otherside]

I'm in the UK. I do agree though, need to give us more about yourself...

Which part of the UK? England, Wales? Are you Male or Female? What are your interests?

Why do you feel your life is ruined. Usually a supportive forum if you want to talk about it.

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[maddison]

Hi i live in the UK to i have anxiety i'll chat

 

[maddison]

Ah well i tried

 

[LotusTree]

Don’t give up. It takes time for people to get to know you. Try reaching out to support others on here and that may draw people to you. Also participate in some of the posting “conversations” by contributing your experiences to them.
remember: you gotta give something to get something.