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Maybe this is just weird and it isn't related to hormones, but it feels like my social needs really changed after starting E. Before I could go a couple of weeks only meeting people at work and online before I had a problem with it, now I get sad if I have a single weekend where I'm not seeing any friends.
F*cking real. I used to be OK being isolated, though it was nice to see people every so often. Now loneliness really gets to me. Happened before but not like this.
It's nice because it makes me take a lot more initiative to be social, but also sucks because people aren't always free and then I have to sit there and be sad.
I don't think it's weird or related to the medical effects of hormones, but just being in a place where you're engaging with life in a more active and optimistic way can change a lot
Wow imagine seeing people every weekend
At least you have a wife you can hang out with all the time, that sounds pretty nice.
I've been feeling exactly like this also. I think it's just that I'm more involved in my own life, and I like actually want to do things now.
I've spent most of my life without friends, I think I had roughly an 8 year span of talking to nobody bar shop assistants and it was just to get served.
Relatable
Only blockers, but same:(.
Only blockers, but same:(.