I'm sorry you're feeling alone. I know how you feel. I just moved to a new town and thought that would mean a fresh start with possibility for new friends. But here I am alone through the whole weekend, having trouble even existing.

Hi Dear. I'm sorry life is difficult right now. I'm sorry you're feeling so lonely and let down. This is a good place to vent and make friends. We all have struggles but are here to help. God bless.

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I know the feeling of being alone, going to college to reinvent yourself. Take it one day at a time, you are good enough for people. It may feel difficult and hard, but talk to a student in one of your classes, it is a start. When your back home, have you tried to reach out to old friends see if they want to hang out. Take a deep breathe and say I am worthy because we all are.

Traditional schools like college will not teach us to become successfull, rich or happy. If you hate being there, then I think you should try other schools.
To be succefull is how happy you are. Eventhough you get all A.s and have lots of friends at school. That does not mean you will do good at work and have enough money to live.
If you still want to finish college, There are books teach how to survives college. You can go to the school coucelor. Talk to your parent. See what they think.

Sorry for the loneliness. It’s gotta be hard you were looking forward to something better, just to end up someplace with the same old feelings. Hope you find your niche and things get better.

I've always had a hard time making friends too. I have been lucky to have a few really good friends over the years. But some move away. Some even die.
I recall a great line from a movie, "No matter where you go, there you are." It means that you are still you no matter where you go; only the scenery changes. People like you and me have high risk of being lonely, possibly all alone late in life, because we aren't good at socializing and making friends. Are there any activities you enjoy? There may be a student group/club for it.
But talk to your parents before you take action like quitting school. If you have any passion for your subject you should finish up the degree in it. Something to keep in mind; if you did move back home, many of your old friends will have moved away or gotten married and wouldn't have time to hang out anyway. Part of what you are feeling is the transition into adulthood. It can be a painful and confusing time. What about asking around in your classes and see if there are any study groups that meet regularly? At least its something to do and you might make some friends. You said your only friend is your room mate. So you live in a dorm? What about others on your floor? Are there any building activities? Sorry, I wish I had more ideas for you. Truthfully I had the same problem in college. I do wish you luck.

I’m an isolators and I didn’t always have great friendships in college. Branch our and try something new. Get involved with new people. You’re not alone in this! A lot of people feel this way. Do you work or workout? Those are good places to meet people. Coffee shops? Bars? Local school hangouts? Hang in there.

Loneliness is terrible and can feel mile it's completely consuming. Do you go out to places and be around people? Sometimes you need to break out of your comfort zone and attempt to just be around people. And don't get down if you don't make immediate connections. You can't force it. Just get out enjoy yourself if you can

I don't know if this will help but I'm in the exact same boat, only friend is my flatmate, friend at Uni has her own life and has hundreds of friends beside me. I'm also in my third year and nothing has changed in comparison to who I was when I started. Friends from home have moved away themselves and rarely come home. It's a real struggle getting through this when you feel so alone but my honest advice is to just push through as hard as it gets, you still have time to change your life or reinvent yourself, you'll just be doing it a little later than intended :)

So many of us feel like this but hear me out. You are uniquely and wonderfully made! There are so many people out there that would love to hang out and become friends with you...sometimes we are just looking in the wrong places. For instance I tend not to fit in with your typical middle age lady group. I hate talking about meaningless things and so I have found different places to meet friends. I find good friends through church and sometimes through my kids. I am a bit older then you :). Here is the thing we may not have many friends but all we need is a couple good friends that will listen, laugh with us and help us walk through this crazy life. So don’t stop trying get involved in a church group, youth group, campus clubs and so on. You are not alone. I am praying for you. -Rachel