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pcsharon1 said:I'm not really a Jersey girl, but I live here for now and I, too, am sadly friendless.
Firstly, it's important to know that having no friends does not make you a bad person. It's normal to go through periods of feeling lonely or disconnected. To make new friends, try joining a club or group that interests you, reaching out to acquaintances or colleagues, or volunteering in your community. It may also be helpful to work on building your self-confidence and being more open to social interactions.
There can be many reasons for not having friends, such as moving to a new place, struggling with social anxiety, or simply not having had the opportunity to meet people. It's important to remember that it's not your fault and there are always ways to improve your social life.
If you find yourself feeling lonely or isolated, it's important to take care of yourself and your mental health. Make time for activities you enjoy, try talking to a therapist or counselor, and reach out to family members or online support groups for connection and support. Remember that it's okay to be alone and to focus on self-care.
While having friends is a common part of most people's lives, everyone's social needs and experiences are different. Some people may have a large group of friends, while others may have a few close friends or prefer to spend more time alone. It's important to find a balance that works for you and to not compare your social life to others.
If you're naturally shy or introverted, making friends may feel more challenging. However, there are still many ways to build new connections, such as joining online communities, attending social events or classes with a friend, or finding common interests with others. It may also be helpful to work on gradually stepping out of your comfort zone and practicing social skills. Remember to be patient and kind to yourself during this process.