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A new hairstyle, painted nails and a new outfit with absolutely nowhere to go now! :(

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TeaCakesRus · 22/02/2019 17:34

I posted a little while ago - I'm not quite myself and have zero emotion. However, today I feel (I'm not actually sure) let down so I'm guessing I have that kind of emotion. I guess it's made me feel more alone and less connected to anyone (apart from my dc's). I don't have close friends but I do have a couple of friends I keep in contact with (uni friend and my dd's friends mum) via text and get together for a cuppa, probably once every 3 months. I arranged with my one friend back in Jan to go out tomorrow to watch the rugby. I have not been feeling great and for a while and I have been trying to lift my mood. One thing I need to do is try to connect more with people. So that's when I planned this. Messaged my friend last weekend to double check and all was still on. I arranged childcare and my shifts at work. Had my hair done and nails today. Even went and bought a new top. Today at 3pm she cancelled. She said she is poorly. I completely understand and wished her well. However, I just feel so disappointed. I can not do anymore than I have been doing to try to connect or make friends. I messaged my other friend to see if she has plans and if she fancied going out. She messaged back saying yes she did. Which again is fine. I am probably just feeling sorry for myself but I have felt lonely for a very long time. I went to buy myself some flowers and potted some plants in the garden to try to cheer myself up. I try and act like I'm ok - when I really am not.

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0rangeB0ttle · 23/02/2019 20:34

The pubs where I used to live had quiz nights and knit and natter meet ups. Your local library may offer some local groups like book club, board games, walking group, WI, befriend an older person, volunteering, walk a dog, allotment, drama club.

frenchonion · 23/02/2019 21:21

Ah a little too far away. I'd have been happy to make a new friend too. WALES!! WHAT A MATCH!

TeaCakesRus · 24/02/2019 08:37

0rangeB0ttle - I am definitely going to try again soon.
Ohwhatsoccuring - thankyou and renchonion - that is a shame, thankyou. Great match. Welsh and proud :)

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Stuckandsad · 24/02/2019 09:31

Another Welsh one here! Villages are hard work sometimes. Do you go to a gym? Drive? Both always help me x

TeaCakesRus · 24/02/2019 10:36

Stuckandsad hello :) no I don't. I have been studying forever so that's on my to do list in 3 weeks when I qualify. I may have to drive to one which makes it more expensive. Money is tight but I feel I need some kind of connection with adult humans haha.

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