Receiving drastically fewer phone calls and texts

Thanks for letting us know, you boring cunt.

My parents are in their 70s and still have a huge social life with other older couples, with game nights, church events, and casino trips. I’m happy for them, I’m just not interested to have that same experience.

You are not happy about it if you have to whinge on DL. Such a cryauntie boo hoo hoo!

[quote]I am still working in an office, mainly with people in their 20s and 30s, and being around them makes me realize how much I don’t really care for most other people. I’m so happy to go home alone.

You base your view of humanity on your office co-workers? That's pitiful. A man in his mid-50s should have something more going on in his life than fuss over what his pod mates are doing, let alone consider that some kind of marker of...anything.

And if you think you're happy leaving your office to go home alone, think how hysterically happy it must make your colleagues to see the back of you heading home to heat up some Progresso soup or whatever you do there.

Wow, these responses are cunty even by DL standards.

Solitude is inevitable. It is best to lean into and get comfortable with it. True faith - in oneself, in nature, in a higher power - begins and thrives in solitude, as do love and a true appreciation for other human beings.

R4 - I only allow Campbell’s Chunky in my household.

R7-In my house it's STRICTLY Health Valley Organic No Salt Added Soup.

R6 - I needed that. Thank you! Great advice and it’s appreciated.

I would just point this out. How many texts are you sending or calls are you making?

I noticed the same thing as I got older, but up to that point in my life I had been deluged with people reaching out. So I started reaching out just to the people I considered real friends and the communication picked back up.

Sometimes, you need to be the one that instigates.