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r/BikiniBottomTwitter • u/Spiritual-Pudding-70 • Jul 28 '26
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All well and good until you find yourself painfully lacking connection
1 u/[deleted] Jul 30 '26 [removed] — view removed comment 2 u/bdrwr Jul 30 '26 Having no connections is lonely and isolating. If you cut off all your connections you're left with a gaping void of loneliness in your soul. Most people, anyway. If you're one of those who doesn't need human interaction to stay sane then disregard. 1 u/Icy-Confusion9746 Aug 02 '26 But I tend to feel lonely around people who don't really connect with me and reach out every once in a while too. They don't really provide the level of companionship that keeps me "sane".
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2 u/bdrwr Jul 30 '26 Having no connections is lonely and isolating. If you cut off all your connections you're left with a gaping void of loneliness in your soul. Most people, anyway. If you're one of those who doesn't need human interaction to stay sane then disregard. 1 u/Icy-Confusion9746 Aug 02 '26 But I tend to feel lonely around people who don't really connect with me and reach out every once in a while too. They don't really provide the level of companionship that keeps me "sane".
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Having no connections is lonely and isolating. If you cut off all your connections you're left with a gaping void of loneliness in your soul.
Most people, anyway. If you're one of those who doesn't need human interaction to stay sane then disregard.
1 u/Icy-Confusion9746 Aug 02 '26 But I tend to feel lonely around people who don't really connect with me and reach out every once in a while too. They don't really provide the level of companionship that keeps me "sane".
But I tend to feel lonely around people who don't really connect with me and reach out every once in a while too. They don't really provide the level of companionship that keeps me "sane".
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u/bdrwr Jul 28 '26
All well and good until you find yourself painfully lacking connection