Alone is that place within us that can happen in a room full of people. We know that feeling here. We come here because we are broken, but can share with others to realize we now have people who get what we're feeling. Also, many share tools that helped them. Kind of like dumping a jigsaw puzzle out on the table, then piece by piece getting a completed picture. All your pieces will come together. Hugs.

It is scary. Today was scary for me so I can relate, my anxiety and trying to explain to others who don't understand what goes on inside us makes me feel alone. I tried meditation too today. Share here even if we are not physically present, we will listen and and will be with you. Sending you positive energy

I don't have any words of advice, but I think I have an idea of how you feel. I have been feeling so lonely lately like nobody actually wants to be with me or spend time with me. I feel like all of my friendships are one way and nobody would care if I just stopped calling or moved.
I think, with anxiety, all of our worries play out so much stronger than reality. If you can think of someone you could call or text right now, or someone you could visit, even support online, they all mean you are not alone.
Sometimes I feel the most alone when I am completely wrapped in my anxiety because I feel like no one truly understands, and that makes me feel so lonely.
But again, I guess that's what support groups like this are for, so that you feel validated and recognized as having completely normal feelings. It may be a rougher patch than normal, but it will get better. Sending love.

I get the same feelings on most days and it gets worse at night for some reason and i have trouble sleeping and even now its almost 3:30am and i'm awake worrying about the future. i keep my mind busy during the day but at night my guard is down more or less and i drive myself crazy. there is more to it for me then what i'm saying here but at least people here know they are not alone.

My favorite psych words for feeling alone in the company of people who care about me are, "dissociating" and "isolating." I grew up in the back of a station wagon with 10 siblings. The shrinks who gave me those words for ^it^ don't believe I could have survived those crowded conditions without both dissociation and isolating.

Whatever you call ^it^, I sure do ^it^ allot. I typically feel more lonely in a crowd than I do when I am alone.

I get it. Been there and done that, too! I hear your pain. I don't know what caused your pain, but we all have it, like it or not. Things happen in life, sometimes small and sometimes major traumas. Regardless of how we arrive there, we find ourselves broken. Can I suggest that you locate a local Celebrate Recovery (CR) program? It's not just for former addicts, it's really more about people who are broken, just like you, and are looking for real ways to be whole and strong and all that you are meant to be. Do you have a diagnosed anxiety disorder? Meds? Are you eating well? Sleeping well? All of those things change how well we handle our days. Get some rest, and in the morning, I'd search out a CR meeting :)