Someone else, alone, feel like an outsider?

Sometimes I feel like I'm being left out, but when I have something to do, or I'm particularly involved in playing on my phone, I don't feel that way.

I think that since you feel that being alone is boring, and no one is with you, you can take the initiative to say hello to others, and learn from others with an open mind, and they will not ignore you, so that you will not feel lonely, and you will feel like an outsider.

First of all, feeling like an outsider is not an abnormal thing. Many people feel uncomfortable or unfamiliar in certain social situations or in their social circles, which may be due to personal personality, experience, interests, etc., which does not mean that you have a problem or are not normal.

However, if you feel that your relationships and relationships are fragile, or even feel that you are a kind of "show" to those around you, this may require you to further understand your inner world and emotional needs in order to seek more meaningful and stable relationships.

You may need to pay more attention to your emotional needs, such as wanting to be understood, recognized, and loved, and how you want to feel from your intimate relationship. This will help you be more aware of your emotional needs, so you can better find and maintain meaningful and stable relationships.

At the same time, you can try to communicate more openly and authentically with the people around you, sharing your thoughts and feelings, which can help you build deeper relationships. You can also try to connect with different people, such as joining an interest group or social group to make like-minded friends.

Finally, if you're feeling down or struggling, consider seeking counseling or help, which can help you better understand and deal with your emotions and emotional issues.

It's a feeling of loneliness, and if you have this feeling, you first read more books, read more, enrich yourself, and then you will slowly feel fulfilled.

I don't have many friends, and I don't have many confidants, because I'm sometimes bored and the things I like are a bit niche.

But I have 5 very good friends.

I think there are several reasons why I became friends:

1. True friendship comes at a high price, such as time, energy, patience, ......And not just money.

2. A close friend is not that he listens to you, but that you have to know how to listen to him. However, if you encounter problems and troubles, you must confide in your confidants, and you can't treat them as outsiders. (I'm a woman, I don't know about boys).

3. Friends may not be the first in your life, but the first thing that comes to mind when a friend needs help is you, and you should do your best. That's when you're his first, and you should feel honored.

4. My friends and I are gradually going our separate ways, but we still have to chat about Q Tong calls when we have time, just in case we are unfamiliar.

In the end, I can have a confidant, and the most important thing is to give sincerely, not to ask for it.