I have issues when it comes to people. I'm a big loner but I don't want to be. Whenever I am around people, I feel uncomfortable and really awkward. I don't have friends because I don't know how to have friends. I think it's because I've been through alot and not really my intelligence, but my perception is on a higher level then most people. When i'm around a group of people I find myself not really into the conversation but more into the way the people talk or what their really thinking. I look beyond whats being said and that never allows me to acually be part of it. I'm not interesed in the latest shoes or the trends or guys. I always over analyze the simplest things and I can't seem to ever enjoy myself. I don't know what I like, I don't know how to describe my personality. I basically dont know how to express myself because nothing interests me. I just can't seem to find happiness.

And about friends.. this is my fav. quote:
"If you make it plain you like people, it's hard for them to resist liking you back."
Lois McMaster Bujold
I haven't had the friend problem, but I can totally agree with your over analyze thing.I also understand the not able to describe myself and stuff.
WHEN YOU GET TO A POINT WHERE YOU DON'T REALLY KNOW WHAT YOU WANT, YOU GOT TO PUT YOURSELF IN A PLACE THAT IS DIFFERENT, SO THAT YOU CAN COMMUNICATE OR DO DIFFERENT THINGS.
You can think of it like this:
You have equal perception as everyone else.
But that perception is being focused elsewhere.
Other people don't see the things you see.
The reason for that is it's not even a priority for them to find those kind of things out.
The key is to see from experience what is important.
Next time you're in a conversation, tell yourself in your head, make it your goal to simply have fun, not make friends.
Do you see any other ways of being and behaving?