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How do you cope with loneliness?

How do you cope with loneliness?

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Do I honestly think it? Well it’s a plausible reason. The poster talks about someone ending his/her relationship and feeling lonely. It’s a situation most people have experienced and of course most people get over.

Like Torunn I find it an interesting thread. If it’s been introduced by a troll that’s fine by me as it may also be useful to other people here.

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I think if someone is really looking for help they should always seek out a professional. Not a bunch of people on a chess site chances are slim of finding one, although I understand we do have at least one known person who does help people.

-VR


@very-rusty said
I think if someone is really looking for help they should always seek out a professional. Not a bunch of people on a chess site chances are slim of finding one, although I understand we do have at least one known person who does help people.

-VR
We may seek for help but we may also just want to talk about it. We may not listen to reason or good advice, but we need to have your attention for a while, and maybe more than once.


@moonbus said
What the fut?? That was you?

Then I want that hamster back!
1200 pounds, etc, etc.


@very-rusty said
I think if someone is really looking for help they should always seek out a professional. Not a bunch of people on a chess site chances are slim of finding one, although I understand we do have at least one known person who does help people.

-VR
Most people going through a break up probably don't need professional help, just a bit of friendly support.

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@very-rusty said
I think if someone is really looking for help they should always seek out a professional. Not a bunch of people on a chess site chances are slim of finding one, although I understand we do have at least one known person who does help people.

-VR
Yes, professional support is vital for anyone who is having regular thoughts of suicide with a plan of how they may do it but there are also those people who may think that they can’t cope with the pain of loss or rejection who then find they can after a chance conversation with a person.


@drewnogal said
Yes, professional support is vital for anyone who is having regular thoughts of suicide with a plan of how they may do it but there are also those people who may think that they can’t cope with the pain of loss or rejection who then find they can after a chance conversation with a person.
Agreed, but we don't know what the situation is with the OP as they didn't really make it clear on if they were suicidal.

-VR


@ghost-of-a-duke said
Most people going through a break up probably don't need professional help, just a bit of friendly support.
You or I don't know that! He/She may not fall into that category. Have you spoken to them to know for sure?

-VR


@very-rusty said
You or I don't know that! He/She may not fall into that category. Have you spoken to them to know for sure?

-VR
Yes sir, we have spoken and exchanged tattoos.


@ghost-of-a-duke said
Yes sir, we have spoken and exchanged tattoos.
Of course you have goad! 😵

-VR


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This is the interweb baby !

He's trying to play us like a fiddle.


@very-rusty said
I really don't care what you have to say.

If someone is REALLY looking for help this is the last place to come.

Perhaps it is just attention they are seeking?

-VR
I'm with trusty rusty here.


@rackooooooon said
very much loved one girl with whom we were together for only 3 months. But she threw me out and for the second year I’m terribly in love with her and still can’t survive this loss. How do you deal with despair and loneliness?
Take up skydiving. I did. Plenny hot chick skydivers

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@wolfe63 said
The most sensible suggestion I've ever read from whodey. Too bad he's always so sarcastic.

He probably runs with a gerbil himself.
šŸ˜†
I heard that you were "the gerbil guy", but then, those are must rumors.


@whodey said
I heard that you were "the gerbil guy", but then, those are must rumors.
Fox News is talking about Wolfe and his gerbils?

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