"We" - noSG Expat Bat wrote:Do you feel we become very superficial ah? .
seriously dude, stop eating the chocolate barSG Expat Bat wrote:Guys...
I have a serious problem and I don't know what to do...
I feel very alone...
next you`re going to quote some BS about being born into this world alone....SG Expat Bat wrote:there isn't much to do on this island either... haha
i am really curious to know though how many feel the way i do...
i mean on FB we can have many friends... and to other it may seem like our life is great and all...
but truth is a lot of us are alone inside...
the people who know you only KNOW you through FB.
their idea of "you" is who they see on FB... and never bother to try "knowing" you in person.
Now that you've realised you feel this way, why don't you do something about it? And since you're on the forum, why don't you go to the "Events, gatherings..." section and try and meet some people in the "real" world?SG Expat Bat wrote:Guys...
I have a serious problem and I don't know what to do...
I feel very alone...
My Facebook got about 600+ friends
But in real life I feel so alone even though I am chatting online with so many people.
My birthday just passed not too long ago. Lots of well wishes on my wall; but nobody bothers to call me and wish me well...
Do you feel we become very superficial ah? Do for the sake of it or for convenience sake? I also admit I seldom call anyone to wish them Happy Birthday anymore.
Got many Facebook friends but all are like strangers.
Kinda of like ex-gf likedat... they know what's going on with you but don't talk to you...
Do you guys feel this way?
Sorry for WOT.
Just feeling depressed.
600+ FB friends... you wanted quantity not quality you got what you wanted. Sorry.SG Expat Bat wrote:Guys...
I have a serious problem and I don't know what to do...
I feel very alone...
My Facebook got about 600+ friends
But in real life I feel so alone even though I am chatting online with so many people.
I support this suggestions. We get to know alot of friends through activities and classes.Strong Eagle wrote:You should choose an activity that you would enjoy and join a group. Friendships don't just 'happen', they build over time through shared experience. So, go dirt biking, sail boarding, cooking, something that provides a challenge you can share with one another.
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