- Joined
- Oct 2, 2017
Settling into my new job. Yet to be truly challenged but I still feel slightly unnerved for the future. Everyone else I discussed the job with at my old job was cheering as if I had made it, while I'm just here worrying I may come across so incompetent I'd get fired, knowing it realistically wouldn't happen. Starting to doubt I'll ever feel truly comfortable, but surely it'll help being +6 months into a job to the point I get a bit of ego about it.
I've been to festivals and events alone. People arrive and leave with the same friends and unless you magically meet someone else who is also entirely alone, you're just gonna be waddling around aimlessly. Unless of course you go to an event you've got some interest in, but the kind of person who pursues their interests like that is bound to already have some friends, or be outgoing enough to make them. At least they'd find likeminded people unlike the nerd who got convinced to hit the gym and the clubs for that #pawg.
"I should be out in the countryside making memories", what memories? Kitesurfing, swimming, running in the sand? If you had a natural interest in any of that, you would be. I suffer from this mindset myself however. I've biked for a few years and my interest is dwindling, yet it's the one thing I keep knocking myself over the head about. "The weather is great, I shouldn't just be sat here reading, having a grand time - I should be out ~participating in society~ by wasting away between the fields on a bike!".Normal people in temperate climates, tho, often think their miserable state could be caused by SAD and put all their last hope in oncoming spring and summer.
Now, the summer is almost ending and everything is the same shit because it wasn't just the weather, but there is also the fear of missing out and feeling the time that had the potential to make some nice new memories, was wasted by one's inability to get any joy in their life.
I've been to festivals and events alone. People arrive and leave with the same friends and unless you magically meet someone else who is also entirely alone, you're just gonna be waddling around aimlessly. Unless of course you go to an event you've got some interest in, but the kind of person who pursues their interests like that is bound to already have some friends, or be outgoing enough to make them. At least they'd find likeminded people unlike the nerd who got convinced to hit the gym and the clubs for that #pawg.