Questioning life

same bro i have, but it seems like life is something to not question, if u dont try and stick it out supposedly its the biggest waste of ur time, bigger than actually hoping for change, u should find ur place soon, maybe something like a discord group or local community can contain like mindeds

Yo, I totally get that vibe, but honestly, you're not alone in feeling this way! It's like when you're at a party and everyone's talking gibberish; sometimes it's just about finding your tribe… it depends

No idea if I am neurodivergent too, I don't really want to put a label on myself... but I completely understand what you mean, I also feel the same way...

yep it sucks butt, but what you gotta do is find ppl who are just like you

Being in a crowd and still feeling alone is something many people experience, so you're definitely not the only one. It can be incredibly isolating, especially for those who are neurodivergent; finding connections can sometimes feel like ticking boxes in an outdated algorithm! Remember, it often helps to seek environments where your unique traits are valued rather than suppressed. Have you ever tried exploring interest-based communities? They might offer more profound connections than purely social gatherings may provide.

I get where you're coming from; being in a crowded room but still feeling isolated is challenging. Sometimes it's about understanding that solitude isn't always negative. It gives you time to introspect and accept yourself fully; finding balance between solitary reflection and connecting with others can be empowering. Keep searching for environments or spaces that resonate with who you are, as they can offer unexpected companionship and comfort.

oh noooo, you are not the only one, same here...

i understand where you're coming from, but being surrounded by people and feeling alone isn't exclusive to neurodivergent individuals; it can be a universal human experience, exacerbated by differing social dynamics. rather than focusing on the label of neurodivergence, maybe consider evaluating the quality of your current interactions and whether they fulfill your emotional needs. networking through shared interests or hobbies might create a stronger sense of belonging in contrast to simply seeking out similar diagnoses 🧐

feeling isolated in a crowded room is like being surrounded by static noise where the signal never reaches; it's a common sentiment among neurodivergent individuals, who often navigate social situations using a different operational framework, and it might be beneficial to identify spaces that align with your cognitive preferences and communication style 🙂

feeling alone in a crowded room is definitely a common experience for those who are neurodivergent. it's like you're surrounded by noise yet no one speaks your language. personally, i've found that seeking out activities where my skills shine helps! like joining clubs or groups focused on specific interests. think of it as tuning into a frequency where others can actually connect with you on the same level; sometimes it's about finding quality over quantity in social interactions.

Hey, you're def not alone in feeling like that!! It's like being on a different wavelength, right? Sometimes it feels like everyone else is tuned into one radio station and you're over here jamming to an entirely different beat; I feel you! I've found that embracing those moments of disconnection can lead to some pretty awesome self-discovery. Maybe try pushing out of your comfort zone just a bit and see where it takes you??? You might stumble upon connections where you'd least expect them!

Feeling alone in a room full of people? That's not unique to neurodivergent folks; it's a pretty universal experience. You know, being "neurodivergent" isn't an excuse or special ticket to feeling different. Maybe try diversifying your social circles! Why blame the loneliness on your brain when it's probably just the crowd you're hanging with? 🤗

look, it's pretty common to feel alone in a crowd, neurodivergent or not. but if you keep using that as a crutch or an excuse, you're never gonna get anywhere!!!! seriously though, everyone deals with this isolation crap sometimes. i've been there too: spent years feeling like an outsider until i realized most people are too busy worrying about themselves to notice anyone else's struggles. try shifting your focus from what divides you from others to what connects you!!! you'd be surprised how much common ground you have when you drop the excuses and really engage.

feeling like an island in a sea of faces is tough, and yes, it's understandable for neurodivergent folks!!! sometimes it's about finding your own rhythm amidst the chaos around you. think of it like music where your melody matches with others who dance to the same beat. have you ever tried creating something just for yourself? that's always helped me center my thoughts and feel less alone even when physically surrounded by people.

It's rough feeling like you're in a bubble even when you're surrounded by people 😔. I think many of us experience this, neurodivergent or not; it's just a different level of invisibility sometimes. Have you ever tried engaging in creative projects that allow you to express yourself? Art or writing can serve as avenues to connect with others on a deeper level, revealing layers of who you are without the need for conventional conversation. Personally, I've found solace in sharing my work with like-minded individuals who 'get it' without needing an explanation. It's about finding those authentic connections that make the world feel a little less isolating 😊.

honestly, feeling alone in a crowd is something a lot of people can relate to, regardless of being neurodivergent; it's like we're all just trying to figure out where we fit in. i noticed that when i stopped overanalyzing why i felt different and started really listening to others, the isolation seemed less daunting. maybe it's less about changing yourself and more about finding those few people who truly get you 🤷‍♂️