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Bdit nkarrez Mel wled w Ella kifeh . Ya ema yjini wehed lovebombing men awel nhar w Ella yjini wehed yheb Ala situationship yaayet ya baba yami w Ella yjini wehed yheb al sexual stuff fhemt chy . Lately I got overstimulated bel messaget elli thaher had Melli yab3ath fihom yheb Ala haja serious Kollhom al jaw w Ena I want something genuine. Honestly 7alha nfassakh el socials mteei w nerteh Mel Alam Khater Dima I’m expecting good from people w Houma yossdmouni bel khra mteehom 😓 ( if you have a similar experience fidni brabi )

Since I was a kid, I never asked for anything except to have a friend (a best friend). I was alone at school, trying to find someone who liked to play with me, but eventually people got attached to others who resembled them.
I grew up thinking that friendship was crucial, so I looked for approval from anyone until people saw my weak point and decided to take advantage of it.
Anyways, I learned two lessons from these years. The first one is that you’re born alone, and you’ll die alone. You’ll never find anyone beside you, even the closest ones. My second lesson was that we’re voyagers in this vast world, and we’re meant to be alone. We meet each other just to learn lessons and try to improve ourselves.
Anyways, I don’t truly know if what I’m saying is wrong or right. At the end of the day, my loneliness made me write this.
Also, I hope this post makes anyone who feels lonely feel seen and understood.🥰🥰❤️

Hey, I’m currently writing a short film scenario and I’d love honest opinions.
The story focuses on a very intense friendship between two boys who deeply care about each other and make major sacrifices for one another. I want it to feel emotional, beautiful, and meaningful rather than unrealistic or overly dramatic.
In your opinion, what makes a friendship between two male characters feel powerful or believable in a movie? Do you think emotional, sacrificial friendships between men are beautiful, or can they sometimes feel “too much” if not written well?
I’d genuinely love different perspectives, especially from men about male friendship dynamics.

I don’t really know how to start this, but I guess I just need to be honest. I’m a teenager and lately I’ve been struggling a lot with feeling alone. It’s not that I don’t like people actually, I feel like I have a lot to give. I’m someone who laughs easily, brings good energy, tries to stay positive, and I genuinely care about the people around me. I have big dreams, a clear vision for my future, and I know that with the right people, I could be an amazing friend. But the problem is… I can’t seem to find those people. It feels like everyone already has their circle, or they’re not really interested in building real connections anymore. Summer is coming and instead of feeling excited, I’m honestly just thinking about how I have no one to go out with, no one to share moments with, no one who really checks in on me. I’m not perfect I struggle sometimes with feeling down, maybe even depression but I’m trying. I’m really trying to build a life that feels meaningful, and I don’t want to do it alone. So I guess I’m asking: How do you actually find real friends these days? How do you meet people who genuinely care and want to build something real? If anyone has advice, or even feels the same way, I’d really like to hear it.