[Elina]

 

I (25) have always felt alienated when it comes to this and I tell someone that I have nothing. Everyone my age has something and I’m this social hermit.
Honestly, I chose this life. To be alone and disconnected. It was my version of rebellion, but in reality I just cut myself off from a lot of people. Friendships never worked out because some people need to be there or it won’t work. They don’t want to write, but they like photos. Personally, I don’t care, yeah.
And as shameful as it is, part of me just gets by. Why bother installing it? No one will talk to you. You’re not important. Yeah, maybe I’m just not important. I’m sure no one cares about me. So why bother installing it?

[PresleyYoung]

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