guess no one is interested in drawing w me lol rip
I'm sure it was just bad timing! I don't really know the context of the post, but sometimes when I ask some of my online buddies if they want to play some Smash, Splatoon, AC, or whatever they have other things going on. It does suck when you're in the mood for it and it seems like no one is there.
been sitting here realizing about how much i miss my best friend, we only really text and never see each other in person anymore :/
Yeah I feel that. I remember when I used to hang with a lot of my close friends and now they've all kind of drifted away. It sucks whenever I feel like I'm getting really close with people they just ghost or vanish. There is a pandemic going on so your friend could be wary of that. How about seeing if they're up for some online games you own or up for a meet up of some sort? Anything is better than nothing.
Just another Monday complaint. Weekends feel like they're going by way too fast. Had fun at least though. Just not looking forward to going to work since it's been a little more stressful lately.
Yeah I def feel that. With work and school my days off are random and not together. So by the time I do get to one of those free days I have so much stuff that I need and want to do and or take care of that I never find enough time and before I know it, it's already time to get ready for the next day. It's especially annoying the closer we get to Fall as it gets dark around 5-7PM. I hate that. But on the bright side, at least you had some fun!
@xara and
@GuerreraD Yeah I don't normally deal with depression all that much. It comes and goes, but during this winter I got it pretty bad. I am sure it was just seasonal depression, but it sucked. It was probably due to the fact that winter is always bleak but the pandemic being in full swing meant that I really couldn't see friends and family and it was just work home sleep on repeat because I live where it is brutally cold so there's not much you can really do outdoors. It didn't help that I had a family member with dementia living with me at the time and literally no one offered any assistance so that made me even feel more alone.
Not saying anything about that. Just that I know how it can feel and it sucks. I'm really sorry that both of you are dealing and or have had to deal with it. Some things that helped me during that time was having bright lights, eating healthier, and getting back into my exercise routine. I'm not saying these are meant for you, just that they helped me during that trying time. They weren't a cure all and happy moments were fleeting, but it was better to have a little bit of that than none of it.
And yeah talking things either in person or online can help a lot. It didn't help me any to just keep to myself and have everything bottled up. So feel free to hit me up if you need someone to talk to.
