I’m a 30-year-old single woman and I feel lonely. All my friends are in relationships or married and living their own lives.
The thing is, I’m happy for them and supportive. I’m just feeling a little left out and isolated.
All living their own lives
I’m at a point in my life where I’m ready to find someone to share my life with, but with most people around my age already either having someone or chasing their careers, it is hard to meet someone right for me.
My friends are already in relationships or married and in a different stage of life. I’m constantly surrounded by couples and it’s hard to be the only single person in the room.
I’m not envious of my friends, I’m just feeling a little lonely. I’m not sure how to meet new people or how to put myself out there.
I also don’t want to feel like I’m intruding into the lives of my friends with most of them spending time with their partners or families.
I don’t want to be alone forever, but it’s hard to know where to start. I’ve tried online dating, but it hasn’t worked out. I’m not sure what else I can do to meet someone.
I try not to compare myself to my friends, but it’s hard not to. Everyone around me seems to have a partner or a family, or they’re in a serious relationship.
It makes me feel like I’m being left behind somehow.
Not the only one feeling this way, but I still feel lonely
I know I’m not alone in this. There are plenty of other single people in the same boat as me. But even knowing that doesn’t make me feel any less lonely.
I try to stay busy and keep my mind off of things. I’ve taken up a few hobbies to help pass the time. I also volunteer at charities a few times a month.
But when I’m surrounded by people who are all in relationships or married, it can be difficult to stay positive.
I’m trying to stay hopeful and stay true to myself. It’s hard to keep your head up when everyone else seems to have found someone and you’re still looking.
But I’m not giving up. I’m sure that one day I’ll meet the right person and all this loneliness will be a distant memory.
Until then, I’m going to keep trying new things and stay positive.