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Hi vegasguy
I know how tough it is and things do turn around. Find a favorite sit down restaurant and try connecting with their staff. Mine was steak n shake. It had good burgers fries and nice employees.
Try something online like meetup.com where people set up events to have people join in on mostly free unless there is food or drinks or a movie

I think we're a lot alike. I've dealt with loneliness most of my life. It's one of the hardest things. I don't know what to say though since I haven't figured it out. Can you get your Covid shots and maybe get back out there a little more socially somehow? I'd write more but I'm too tired. Coming here is nice. Most of us totally get what you are going through. Hang in there.

I'm 52 and I won't be eligible for COVID shots until probably the summer. It's just another obstacle that keeps me from meeting people or finding someone who I can meet and get to know. I miss being in love and the solution to that aint seeming to happen anytime soon with this lock down.

You're awesome Anna! I love hearing from you, but I don't think we're much alike. I can't stand this isolation, I hate it. I need to find someone I can take care of, and who will take care of me. Without human companionship I'm just lost. And I've been lost for so long.

I just go through the motions, every day is the same. And It's horrible.

Yeah bro, for what it's worth you're not alone. I've been fortunate that my job was deemed "essential" since the beginning so I've got some comfort with being around folk. I encourage you to start to warm up to the idea of getting back to normal. There's a lot people out there that are still scared, but there are more and more brave ones. So I encourage you to try a restaurant as bill suggests or checking in on some of your old stomps.

it really is tough with the situations were living in, but the fear does not need to take over. I don't remember where your from or if it's vegas like your profile name says, anyways do try getting out more and just use the extra hygiene practices more, like washing of hands, masks and sanitizers. You can always sit outside at most places I imagine. The isolation of being stuck at home is terrible, it eats at us mentally. If still too scared keep coming back on here there are plenty of us going through this together.
I do hope that you do find some friends to socialize with and like sirgrits says try some old stomping grounds. But do get out somehow just to walk window shop, or whatever it is you enjoy. A favorite coffee shop, something. better days are soon coming hang in there a bit longer, we'll get through this.

I finally decided to admit my loneliness and seek out some other people to connect with. I feel better just having joined this site. Covid makes it so much worse, and I think everyone is waiting for that "normalcy" to kick in again. I work 6 nights a week which doesn't help. I'm lucky to work with awesome people, but they are much younger than me and have their own lives. After thinking a lot and some prayer, I decided to reach out to others online, because really, when you think about it, many of us are going through this.

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