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[collegebeauty]

Until tonight, I'd forgotten how easily a person can feel very, very lonely, even in a room full of people.  I so very much miss having close friends who have time for me and want to spend that time with me.  At least when I lived in Green Bay, a friend mentioning that they have nothing going on, followed by a suggesting that we do something netted

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[petronivs]

I'm more sober this morning than I was last night, so I can probably comment on this more coherently.

When a friend mentions that they have nothing going on the next day, it certainly could mean that he wants to fill that void. It could also mean, "Woah, dude, I've been running around town every bloody evening this week. It'll be good to have some downtime." If it's the latter, the chances of him just wanting to stay home and take care of things he thinks he's been neglecting are pretty good, too. Which is it? He might not even know until the prospect of driving around town for yet one more day rears its head.

As far as feeling lonely in a room full of people, yeah, I'm used to it. It happens. I'm used to it.

[collegebeauty]

Yeah, and sometimes they mention that they have nothing going no the next day because they know how badly you need friend time and they're letting you know they'd have time for you. I must have misinterpreted. Sorry.

[petronivs]

In my reply, I tried to imply that misinterpretation carries no onus.