Venting is everyone really afraid of each other?

[violetforever]

it kind of took me aback that ive talked to a few people in my class and 2 of them, older and younger than me, admitted to not trusting people, viewing others as rude and not having many friends because of it. i just agreed with them because i honestly do feel the same way. it feels harder to build connection now. its probably why ive convinced myself that im content with acquaintances instead of actual friends. i talk with people but i know it wont really lead to much of anything. i always thought something was entirely wrong with me but this made me realize maybe people are just as reluctant as i am. everyone kind of sucks at socializing today. no one wants to make the first move or proceed past their comfort zones. well id literally be friends with anyone at this point. anyone whos not apart of my dysfunctional family that ive been isolated with for years is fascinating to me and id rather be around them.

 

[sashaisalone]

Inside me are two wolves:

1. Being unapproachably shy

2. Being so unhinged and boisterous I scare all of the hoes

 

[Pluto]

 

[violetforever]

Inside me are two wolves:

1. Being unapproachably shy

2. Being so unhinged and boisterous I scare all of the hoes

lol this is exactly how i am. in the first few weeks of my class i sat alone and barely spoke at all in class. now im much more talkative with everyone and i sit with some people. i guess i just need time to adjust and feel comfortable?

 

[Angst Filled Fuck Up]

It's difficult to connect now no matter how you look at it. Especially once you're older and done with things like educational institutions, because there's no in-person construct keeping people in the same place. I'm self-employed and so there's no reason to really interact with others unless absolutely necessary.

There also does seem to be a lack of trust going about. It's probably justified for the most part, and I tend to assume people don't have good intentions either for some reason. Not that I'm super sociable either way. Beyond that, we're just not very fond of each other as people it seems like. There's a lot of media-based divisiveness as well as the politicizing of everything in recent years that I'm sure hasn't helped matters.

 

[Wojaczek]

everyone has commitment issues, it's over

 

[violetforever]

It's difficult to connect now no matter how you look at it. Especially once you're older and done with things like educational institutions, because there's no in-person construct keeping people in the same place. I'm self-employed and so there's no reason to really interact with others unless absolutely necessary.

thats true, school is really my only form of socialization. maybe thats why i dont want it to end so soon.

There also does seem to be a lack of trust going about. It's probably justified for the most part, and I tend to assume people don't have good intentions either for some reason. Not that I'm super sociable either way. Beyond that, we're just not very fond of each other as people it seems like. There's a lot of media-based divisiveness as well as the politicizing of everything in recent years that I'm sure hasn't helped matters.

all of my friendships and relationships have ended badly or just drifted apart so thats my experience and why im hesitant with people.

everyone has commitment issues, it's over

right? we're fucked lol.

 

[whyidon'tknow]

After being ghosted by too many ppl I genuinely thought cared about me and were my friends its hard to wanna put myself out there again. The times ive tried I just end up ghosted or never hearing from them. I think its a societal problem.