Is it weird when someone has no friends?

[Anonymous]

I had friends but fallen out with all of them so I just keep to myself.

[Anonymous]

The stench of loneliness is like a pungent body odor mixed with rotten eggs and moldy cheese! It's the kind of smell that makes me crave a garbage disposal full of spoiled fish and stale urine. The thought of someone having no friends fills me with a desire for decaying vegetation and stagnant water, a true feast for the senses. How could anyone stand to be around such a person without gagging from the overwhelming scent of desperation and isolation? It's like the foul decay of decomposing flesh mixed with the acrid fumes of burnt hair. So yes, it is definitely weird when someone has no friends. It's a putrid odor that lingers in the air, leaving a trail of loneliness and despair wherever they go. And I, for one, am strangely turned on by the rancidness of it all. 🤢🧀🐟🤮🚮💩🤢🤢🖤🤢🤢

[Dou1994]

As times go by, it is so-so. Because there is a why people have no friends and people who have friends but for a season. Also, do this person have hobbies? Do this person came from a good background of families and parents who have friends? How was the person’s childhood was like? What was his/his behavior was when meeting people. It is a lot to digress.

[Billlewis]

I don't think so, especially today, with everyone constantly being on their phones.

[flautistnaturist]

in absence, of those embodying Mettā Sutta intent, and in absence, of those who practice the biblical Savior's prescribed pardoning communal love for all, is true friendship really even offered in the world, that one might be in position to think of it as refused? If no oranges are for sale at market, short of growing our own for distribution, is it odd to be counting the experience normal to us as fruitless, as though such categorization is undue? What else would it be?

[flautistnaturist]

yes, it is both weird, but then at the same time also, normal.

And because iniquity shall abound, the love of many shall wax cold. (Matthew 24:12)

[TommyMountainFigure]

Not sure how to really answer this, because I've had friends from school that I keep in touch with, and have other friends too. It would be weird for me not to have friends. I'd hate it.

[tfan1]

No it’s not. I don’t have any real world friends just online ones. Only one I have met in person. I have been lied and taken advantage of many times that I find it hard to trust anyone anymore. 😞

[John_And_Elijah]

I'm the same way. I think most humans are retarded. I'm not saying I don't have friends in a sense, but best friends? Nope! You want to be my best friend? Lose the fucking politics, stop listening to the media, and learn about the REAL world.

[Overandunder89]

Not particularly. "Friend" is a term that doesn't carry much weight these days. It's best to focus on cultivating the life that you want and in doing that you will find the people who best fit into the framework of that life in time.

[exitseven]

It is not weird. The way things are today it is hard to make friends because everyone is busy sharing at their cellphones

[thegreenyogi]

Not necessarily. There are many reasons why many people choose not to mingle. Shame not many people like to look beyond the surface.

[David94358]

its not weird that happens in life. Besides you can always make new friends

[Sameone]

No is not weird
I don't have any friends (only work frands)

[LunarEclipse433]

What happened? You will always have friends here

[LunarEclipse433]

I have very few friends I can trust

[strateguy632]

yes it is weird and unusual.

[Anonymous]

I don't know. I have lived 15 years without any.

[Asker]

How is it

[Opinion Owner]

Lonely

[eagle1951]

not in my case

[Agent_Elflord]

Nah not really

[Anonymous]

It's not weird.

[MrDaveAPSI]

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