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Becky says
This is so spot-on….
Keith Gottschalk says
Those of us with bipolar ask these questions all the time. Thank you
Winter Arcane says
Ooof…so close to home.
Steve Andrew says
“Fading from everybody’s life” – wow, that sums me up. Lost all my friends years ago. They’re better off without me.
depression comix says
it’s quietly unsettling how one can get used to a life without friends. I would have never thought it possible myself.
Jeffery Witman says
It’s not so difficult when you rarely ever had them to begin with.
Tytti Salo says
And/Or when you actually meet people who want to be your friend, you doubt their reasons… “Why they want to be my friend? What’s so good about me? Don’t they have better friends to turn to? etc”
FML says
Checks text messages and voice mail. After removing family, boss, and doctors the last message was 5 months ago. It’s probably best for everyone involved.
What a way to see inside my mind.
Wolf Kristin M says
I have about 3 people in the world (outside family) that I ever talk to. I’m not lonesome because I have them. <3
Darrell E. Manrique says
“Potato Star” and “Star Estates” — Is the star motif intentional?
depression comix says
I use “Star” for branding because it sounds like a real brand but isn’t. It’s my version of “Acme”.
Geraldine Hughes says
I’m sure in your case it’s the former
Glen says
I’ve thought this many times, but now I see that those “friendships” were really just in place to feed my codependent needs. These days I am mostly alone, but the plan is to reintroduce the right kind of friends slowly, one by one.
Koz says
What’s funny is it hadn’t occurred to me that I’m not the only person in the world with no friends. So many of us crawling over this poor planet. Why is it so difficult to make a real connection. At least on this website, we can all be alone together.
Dark Days says
To be fair a glass of wine and a bag of potato chips isn’t the worst life
clay says
If only this was a strip about potato chips and wine.
oopsifailedagain says
I deleated Facebook today. I realized no one had reached out to me, called me or messaged me in over a month.
Erica Lynn Joseph says
I know the feeling. I feel so isolated from people these days. Torn between desperate loneliness and savouring my own company.
Edward Fryrear says
Woot
Funt stuff
Sierra
Sierra Dawn Roberts says
Basically.