Anyone else feel homeless except when they're here?

[Ambivalent1]

Being outside or in my room feels hollow and sad. Just strangers everywhere. Doesn't feel like that here.

 

[Malaria]

I feel homeless everywhere sadly, but that's because my brain is broken.

 

[Ambivalent1]

I feel homeless everywhere sadly, but that's because my brain is broken.

Fellow millennial in christ, I feel the same

 

[TheSpookyNameGuy]

I feel homless in my own home..

"Cough" my rented home, probably why lol

 

[wagner2029]

This is a comfortable place, the people who frequent this forum are very kind.

 

[Ambivalent1]

This is a comfortable place, the people who frequent this forum are very kind.

The world is full of devils. This is our haven

 

[dragonofenvy]

My crappy apartment has never been my home it's just a box that keeps the weather away. I hoped for something better but would need to work like, 90 hour weeks to afford them. Outside my apartment, I often feel like people look at me as though I'm homeless because I have the certain look of one who's a degenerate. Being on here sure beats being completely isolated 24/7 cause people can judge me by the dumb stuff I type rather than the way I look.

 

[Ambivalent1]

My crappy apartment has never been my home it's just a box that keeps the weather away. I hoped for something better but would need to work like, 90 hour weeks to afford them. Outside my apartment, I often feel like people look at me as though I'm homeless because I have the certain look of one who's a degenerate. Being on here sure beats being completely isolated 24/7 cause people can judge me by the dumb stuff I type rather than the way I look.

I relate to being judged. Adulthood has felt like this empty, dreary wasteland. Things were better once and then it all fucking died. Wtf?!?

 

[sserafim]

That's why it's called the sanctuary

 

[wagner2029]

My crappy apartment has never been my home it's just a box that keeps the weather away. I hoped for something better but would need to work like, 90 hour weeks to afford them. Outside my apartment, I often feel like people look at me as though I'm homeless because I have the certain look of one who's a degenerate. Being on here sure beats being completely isolated 24/7 cause people can judge me by the dumb stuff I type rather than the way I look.

Don't be so hard on yourself, try to be less paranoid, people aren't always thinking that about you.

 

[brokeandbroken]

Being outside or in my room feels hollow and sad. Just strangers everywhere. Doesn't feel like that here.

I think more then anything people here can relate to you. You can say a lot of things but relaying how we feel outside of here can lead to consequences.

 

[Ambivalent1]

That's why it's called the sanctuary

 

[RemainingDubious]

Being outside or in my room feels hollow and sad. Just strangers everywhere. Doesn't feel like that here.

i feel homeless at home too. i hate going outside on my own due to anxiety. i hate being around strangers too, i don't particularly like anyone around me.

The more people i have around me (even if i knew and liked them all) the more i notice i can't relate to them and they can't relate to me either.

 

[LigottiSchopenhauer]

"Home" is a subjective concept, but this is basically the only place where I can feel comfortable expressing how I really feel without worrying about someone trying to involuntarily commit me for "mental health treatment." That definitely counts for something.

 

[Ambivalent1]

i feel homeless at home too. i hate going outside on my own due to anxiety. i hate being around strangers too, i don't particularly like anyone around me.

The more people i have around me (even if i knew and liked them all) the more i notice i can't relate to them and they can't relate to me either.

Exactly. Was it always like that? For me it wasn't

 

[Pluto]