u/FarYogurtcloset2750

All they do is create fake scenarios, troll people, lie, deceit, and push people to edge. I get the idea of being edgy when you're 18 and anonymity makes you feel like a God, but at what cost? Just this morning, they were bullying a high school kid for getting a bad grade and scaring them into thinking that their offer will be cancelled.

I know a lot of people get entertainment from these posts but we literally have a world of content creators and other social media platforms to brainrot!!

I feel a lingering sadness but unable to cry/let it out. I haven't cried in like 10 years or so, so it might be just that. But I really need to grieve and let it all come out.

To fellow men who have been in a similar situation, has anything ever worked for you? I've been listening to sad songs, and watching sad movies but the best that has happened is slightly moist eyes. If I squint too hard I can feel some jitters but I'm still unable to properly cry. Please help me out! Thanks!

I have been feeling pretty lonely lately. Making real connections as an adult can be hard. People get busy, conversations fade, dating apps feel exhausting, and sometimes you get ghosted enough that you start wondering if everyone is just keeping you around as a name on their rosters.

I just want someone to sit close with, watch a movie, talk about life, and feel a little less alone for a while. Someone who wants good conversation, quiet affection, comfortable silence, and a relaxed vibe where we both feel safe and cared for.

I am clean, respectful, affectionate, and big on communication and boundaries. No pressure and no expectations beyond seeing if we click. If this sounds like something you have been wanting too, send me a message.

I have been feeling pretty lonely lately. Making real connections as an adult can be hard. People get busy, conversations fade, dating apps feel exhausting, and sometimes you get ghosted enough that you start wondering if everyone is just keeping you around as a name on their rosters.

I just want someone to sit close with, watch a movie, talk about life, and feel a little less alone for a while. Someone who wants good conversation, quiet affection, comfortable silence, and a relaxed vibe where we both feel safe and cared for.

I am clean, respectful, affectionate, and big on communication and boundaries. No pressure and no expectations beyond seeing if we click. If this sounds like something you have been wanting too, send me a message.

I really do like living in San Diego. I like my school, I like my work, and I honestly don’t see myself wanting to be anywhere else right now. But even with all of that, I still feel lonely sometimes.

It’s not that I don’t have people around me. I’m not an introvert, and I have a pretty good social circle. But a lot of those connections feel casual. Everyone is busy, including me, and school doesn’t always make it easy to build friendships that go beyond quick plans, small talk, or seeing each other once in a while.

I keep thinking that having a girlfriend would change things. Like having someone to come back to after a long day, someone to text about random little things, someone who makes life feel more shared. But dating here has been rough, and I know it’s probably too much to expect one person to fix that feeling.

I guess I’m trying to figure out how to build more consistent, genuine closeness instead of just having a social circle on Instagram.

For people who have felt lonely even while being socially active, what actually helped? What made your friendships deeper, your days feel less isolated, or your life feel more connected?

Also, if anyone's in the same situation and wants to be consistent friends, send me a DM!