I agree, another weekend for me alone. Need to be around people. Only wish I could get myself going but my living situation is very difficult. Not even much private time. God Bless

Same here the weekends are the same as weekdays for me, and I have financial restraints too. I just keep busy with my projects and try to be grateful for what I do have and that i don't have to put up with bs anymore after many years of it. It makes life a bit easier. Hugs and good luck with your next weekend.

I do consider myself very fortunate - we are actually very socially active, so I do get busy on the weekends and a lot of weeknights, but, I often still feel lonely. I think loneliness goes deeper than having people around you and people to do things with, that part is not an issue for me, it's more at my heart - lack of family, a lot of friends but lack of a best friend, which so many seem to have. So yes, I am thankful, but I am still here for a reason....

thanks for your replies...though right now too brain dead (thankfully?) to think of anything else.

I did have some company for dinner on Saturday night at restaurant but then sunday was the worst for me...I went to the dark side of thinking about ending this life again but knowing this too shall pass I always knew it was just the symptoms of money issues creaping back into my thinking...I struggle so badly about lack of issues in terms of finances and that leads me into lonely isolating behaviors...I only talked to my mom on Saturday and when one friend did call me I did not answer because of email response I had from her about feeling down and my lack of friends....

yes, lack of money does = loneliness.

jack nicholson, rich and famous, on "the shining" dvd documentary, said how people like him meet ten times more people in a year than avg person meets in a lifetime.