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writes: I am in my early 40s and I have to admit that I am losing my enthusiasm toward people more and more. I don't hate anyone , it's just I have no interested making new friends or holding conversations. No enthusiasm, no interest, just blank.,I don't know if it's a sign of depression or just age side effects, but the I noticed it about myself about a year ago, and my daughter told me the same thing that she noticed my attitude change about the same time. It doesn't make me sad, it's just that I am not having this much fun anymore in presence of others. I have my old friends who i like very much and care about, but I can't see them very often anymore like before. For instance, I have 5 different group of friends who don't really know each other. I see each of them not more than 5-6 times a year, which makes it every 2 months if so. Even that is a lot for me. But to see them even less than that means loosing touch completely..,I was just wondering anyone goes through the same stage? Reply to this Question Share |
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reader, anonymous, writes (4 January 2015): I am early forties as well and im quite similar to you, and yes I have few friends. I know alot of people to say hello to but thats as far as it goes. I only really have one friend who I regularly text but maybe only see every couple of months to actually chat face to face. I dont think its depression with me, I just think its the way I like to be as I am like the other poster and I to like my own space, peace and quiet. Dont worry there is nothing wrong with you at all. Not unless your feeling depressed anyway.
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