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Grapesoda 12-01-2021 07:00 PM

You 'guys' lonely?
 
https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/fear-intimacy/202111/the-high-cost-mens-loneliness

AmeliaG 12-01-2021 08:22 PM

Didn't see the SNL, but apparently I'm a man.

Be nice if the article had recommendations.

fuzebox 12-01-2021 09:07 PM

I mean, yeah. This line of work doesn't help either.

JesseQuinn 12-01-2021 11:55 PM

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Originally Posted by AmeliaG (Post 22939838)
Didn't see the SNL, but apparently I'm a man.

Be nice if the article had recommendations.

lol, I'm such a chick, my friends mean everything to me. esp since I can't see my fam (thanks covid, no way I'm gonna risk the health of my 70-something parents catching the rona on a plane)

I think there's a cultural element to male loneliness, that article def doesn't apply in the Caribbean. men in the islands spend a lot of time together, whether it's playing football, going to the beach, playing dominoes or just shooting the shit on the street corner. my ex was the most anti-social person I've ever known, but even he played football with his friends almost every weekend

the topic is def more relevant to North America. interesting article. I think the best advice is to just get out of the house. more difficult with curfews and lockdowns (and our jobs) but can be done, I'd argue should be, as isolation is def not make for health or happiness for anyone

loreen 12-02-2021 03:11 AM

I don't think I'm lonely, but I do enjoy being alone :)

CurrentlySober 12-02-2021 03:25 AM

How can I poosibly be lonely, when I make a new 'friend' everyday at around 8.am, and if I'm lucky, another 'friend' in my pants during the day?

Plus there's a number of social clubs where I can get to 'connect' with real people, all over the area, and because they only cost 30 pence, (Less than half a £) even i can a4d2 visit them...

https://www.devonlive.com/news/devon...-under-6286960

AlexxxSBG 12-02-2021 05:46 AM

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Originally Posted by JesseQuinn (Post 22939874)
lol, I'm such a chick, my friends mean everything to me. esp since I can't see my fam (thanks covid, no way I'm gonna risk the health of my 70-something parents catching the rona on a plane)

I think there's a cultural element to male loneliness, that article def doesn't apply in the Caribbean. men in the islands spend a lot of time together, whether it's playing football, going to the beach, playing dominoes or just shooting the shit on the street corner. my ex was the most anti-social person I've ever known, but even he played football with his friends almost every weekend

the topic is def more relevant to North America. interesting article. I think the best advice is to just get out of the house. more difficult with curfews and lockdowns (and our jobs) but can be done, I'd argue should be, as isolation is def not make for health or happiness for anyone

Good point, I think you're right.

Grapesoda 12-02-2021 07:43 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by loreen (Post 22939900)
I don't think I'm lonely, but I do enjoy being alone :)

Same here. No friends really, and for sure no one hanging around pretending to be my friend.

I work or ride around on one of my bikes or go out in the mountains with my dog....

After 20 tears in Porn I know what to do if I get 'lonely' lol

Grapesoda 12-02-2021 07:49 AM

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Originally Posted by AlexxxSBG (Post 22939917)
Good point, I think you're right.

Might be culturally linked to 'hunting' in the old days. Warmer climates, Savanah etc, the men tend to hunt in packs. The main way to hunt was and is persistence hunting. Men can go farther then an animal in a days time. The men would follow the animal until it collapsed.

Colder, mountainous climates men tend to hunt alone or very small groups. Trapping or tracking. American Indians hunted in packs but not the northern types.

Not sure about Eskimos.

CaptainHowdy 12-02-2021 12:06 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by loreen (Post 22939900)
I don't think I'm lonely, but I do enjoy being alone :)

We can alone together, loreen :winkwink: . . .

loreen 12-03-2021 12:53 AM

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Originally Posted by CaptainHowdy (Post 22940032)
We can alone together, loreen :winkwink: . . .

I don't think you understand how alone works :winkwink:

eric_wahlberg 12-03-2021 01:21 AM

I am not lonely but yes life has become monotonous. Like you are stuck in a time frame. I feel like this.

As far as loneliness is concerned, the article forget a valid point that is what if you don't have a girlfriend? Your parents are far away and your friends are busy with their married life. It should also be considered.

divlev 12-03-2021 03:03 AM

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Originally Posted by eric_wahlberg (Post 22940234)
I am not lonely but yes life has become monotonous. Like you are stuck in a time frame. I feel like this.

As far as loneliness is concerned, the article forget a valid point that is what if you don't have a girlfriend? Your parents are far away and your friends are busy with their married life. It should also be considered.

It's very difficult when you haven't communication at all..

Klen 12-03-2021 04:34 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by JesseQuinn (Post 22939874)
lol, I'm such a chick, my friends mean everything to me. esp since I can't see my fam (thanks covid, no way I'm gonna risk the health of my 70-something parents catching the rona on a plane)

I think there's a cultural element to male loneliness, that article def doesn't apply in the Caribbean. men in the islands spend a lot of time together, whether it's playing football, going to the beach, playing dominoes or just shooting the shit on the street corner. my ex was the most anti-social person I've ever known, but even he played football with his friends almost every weekend

the topic is def more relevant to North America. interesting article. I think the best advice is to just get out of the house. more difficult with curfews and lockdowns (and our jobs) but can be done, I'd argue should be, as isolation is def not make for health or happiness for anyone

It is also curse of modern era - before mobile phones/internet it was perfectly normal to drop by someone house, but these days unless you announce yourself before someone could go crazy because of it.

pornguy 12-03-2021 02:13 PM

I never understood the reason to Hang out with the guys.

While they were out their wives were home. Guess where I was. Hanging with the ladies.

fuzebox 12-03-2021 02:20 PM

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Originally Posted by pornguy (Post 22940457)
Hanging with the ladies.

Why is that better?

Rochard 12-03-2021 02:32 PM

My best friend became a Trump supporter so we don't talk much....

baddog 12-03-2021 04:16 PM

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Originally Posted by Rochard (Post 22940469)
My best friend became a Trump supporter so we don't talk much....

You aren't much of a best friend if you let politics get in the way. You say a lot of fucked up shit, but that pretty much tops the list.

Grapesoda 12-03-2021 06:39 PM

Lost many so called friends over Trump. In fact had to stop AA over it.

baddog 12-03-2021 10:21 PM

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Originally Posted by Grapesoda (Post 22940510)
Lost many so called friends over Trump. In fact had to stop AA over it.

I highly doubt I would consider people I met at meetings as "friends"; more like acquaintances.

lezinterracial 12-04-2021 03:34 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by loreen (Post 22939900)
I don't think I'm lonely, but I do enjoy being alone :)

I am the same way. Don't really want to be around other people anymore.

Grapesoda 12-04-2021 05:44 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by baddog (Post 22940554)
I highly doubt I would consider people I met at meetings as "friends"; more like acquaintances.

Yup... some friends but mostly JAFOS

AmeliaG 12-04-2021 01:14 PM

The weird epidemic of obsession with shallow politics has increased the loneliness in America by so much.

I think it is tragic that there are people with such severe Trump Derangement Syndrome that they would destroy relationships with friends and family...yet none of them can name three Trump policies they disagree with which were new and anything they ever cared about before.

I never chose friends and associates based on politics and almost nobody in California knew the least bit about politics when I first got there. They still know next to nothing, but so many have deluded themselves into thinking they are passionate about the relationships between rich strangers they will never meet.

I personally vote policy, not party, but I don't really like to think about politics, unless there is literally an election coming up.

romeo22 12-04-2021 03:26 PM

you can buy love these days

CaptainHowdy 12-04-2021 03:35 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by loreen (Post 22940225)
I don't think you understand how alone works :winkwink:

I gotta try, you know the drill . . .

Quote:

Originally Posted by romeo22 (Post 22940744)
you can buy love these days

That feeling of eternity that comes along with love cannot be bought . . .

fuzebox 12-04-2021 05:38 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by AmeliaG (Post 22940709)
nobody in California knew the least bit about politics when I first got there. They still know next to nothing, but so many have deluded themselves into thinking they are passionate about the relationships between rich strangers they will never meet.

I personally vote policy, not party, but I don't really like to think about politics, unless there is literally an election coming up.

:thumbsup

I feel the same way, it's like I blinked and all of a sudden everyone around me was following a new sport and were on teams.

Spunky 12-04-2021 11:57 PM

Not catching the Covids variants. I'd rather recluse and say fuck the world, I feel safer that way :2 cents:


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