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Is it normal to be afraid of being alone?
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So I'm afraid of being alone. Not now but in the future. I live with my parents and I'm afraid of being alone after they die. Also I get really bored if I'm alone for a long time. Let's say if I'm alone for more than half of a day I get really bored, dunno what to do with myself and stuff like that.
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dirtybirdy
9 months ago | pl
Please don't end up like Dennis Nilson
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Capy
9 months ago | pl
I'm afraid of not being alone.
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Unimportant
9 months ago | pl
I'm looking forward to it.
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emilydoll
9 months ago | pl
That might change haha but I know how u feel
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Silivrin1
9 months ago | pl
Sure. You seem to be an extrovert, so you enjoy and rely upon the company of other people. I think that the feeling of emptiness and solitude that you would get after your parents die is quite frightening to most people.

I assume that you're quite young, and dependent on your parents, so of course the thought of being without them is daunting. But consider that in the future you may be more independent, and you'll certainly have more/closer friends whom you can rely on in the case of your parents passing away.
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sabrinaandnik
9 months ago | pl
I am also afraid of being alone but the reason is at my house we live on the second floor (there is only 2 floors)but I hear noises from my attic and we don't have an attic creepy yes and very :(
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