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Hi kendy if you are still around. I am writing this because I have been pulling away from a close friend I had for years. This was recently becuase I felt unable to talk to her about the issues that had come up for me recently. I felt that she couldn't understand because of where she was in her life. However the main reason I pulled away was becuase I felt that I was feelign so bad that I couldn't overload her with my bad feelings. I didn't want to burden her with my irrational thoughts and feelings. I was a single mum for a long time too and this friend I had sounds alot like you. I didn't feel in control. I could have been on the phone to her talking about suicide and just tlaking round in circles as she tried to make me feel better and I just beat her down with my negative retorts. I didn't want that. Plus I was feeling so angry and negative that she may have said somethign that would have made me turn on her. I didn't want that and it wouldn't be fair to her. I miss her. One of my goals - I am doing section two now, is to get back in touch with old friends. What I don't want to do is to get back in touch and then pour it all out though! Kendy. Maybe your friend is feeling like me and misses you too! Moth
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Hi kendy, Have you considered getting involved with an organization of some sort? There's many church/synagogue groups you can become a member of not to mention various places to do volunteer work such as animal shelters, hospitals, meals on wheels, public radio, etc. You will meet some interesting people and make some worthwhile friends in the process. Good luck to you.
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When I was young, I used to always have some girlfriends; to play with, to walk to school with, to have lunch with, and then I moved to another city. I learned to have new friends, but I never felt really close to most of the friends I made in my 20's. In my 30's I met a few people that had similar background problems, and we became close friends, but they were not good friends, because they both betrayed me and hurt me very badly. After that, I kind of stopped having really close friends. I moved to another country, and with the culture and language barriers I am now more isolated than ever. I have many acquaintances, but when people start to feel my depression they usually back off. And I have learned to just live most of my life alone. I don't trust hardly anyone now. Just my husband. I wish I could find the right friends, like I had growning up; but I did not stay were I grew up, and my friends are all much younger than me, or older, and I cannot seem to fit in where I am living very well. So I can feel for you too.
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hey Kendy dont be so hard on yourself depression is very hard to deal with and in time with the right treatment you will start to feel better.Why dont you invite your friend over for a cuppa and just have a chat to her about your depression and how you feel about your friendship with her.I know that sounds scary but what have you to lose?Is there any sports clubs or exercise places or any other type of social clubs that you would enjoy that you could join to meet other people even a in person support group for depression?I know how lonely this can make you feel but i have found that the less i do the less i want to do.Please take care.Gabbi.
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Thanks for responding Gabbi. I don't think it's that she doesn't think I'm interested. We've been friends (I thought) for several years and everything seemed fine. She's a single mom so her life is very stressful and I've been someone she could talk to when things were tough for her. maybe i'm just too depressing to be around. i try not to be. maybe it's just something she's going through right now but it makes me sick to my stomach (literally) trying to figure out what i did to make her pull away. kendy
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Kendy i know how you feel i have a hard time keeping friends i think its because i want everyone to like me and i dont like to disagree with anyone so i find myself pulling away instead of just being myself.In your post you said you rarely call your friend and only see her a couple of times a month so your not being a pest but maybe she gets the impression you arnt interested in a friendship because you hardly call i dont kow if thats it but i think you need to ask her tell her how you feel and if she decides to not hang around then she was never really a friend friends are there for each other through anything i have one friend who i would do absolutely anything for and she has stuck by me throughout the past 11 years she is the only person who knows the 'real' me.Even though im through the internet im here for you ok.Gabbi.
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I'm having a great deal of difficulty. My therapist says I need to make more friends which I have no idea how to do. And the few friends that I have seem very superficial to me. I thought I had found one person to whom I could open up but lately, for no apparent reason, I seem to be getting the brush off from her. I rarely call her and only see her a couple of times a month so I don't think I've been a pest and I try not to always be a downer when I do see her. I feel very lonely. Even though I am married it's not the same as having a good friend. This isn't the first time something like this has happened. Sometimes I think I will never tell another soul on earth about my illness and just keep pretending that I'm "normal" but that drains me and makes me feel even worse because I think that who I am is not good enough so I have to pretend to be something I'm not. I am so tired of feeling bad, of feeling isolated, of being me. Maybe I don't understand how friendship is supposed to work. It seems like I always end up losing every friend I have without ever really knowing why. Kendy

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