I'm 28. I've been through a lot. Good things and bad things. I'm lucky to be able of apprecieting the good ones. Somehow i'm in the best time of my life, in a chaotic way.
I'll start with the good ones: a coworker from another city, Lily, became my best friend, she's been really supporting, understanding and seems to like spending part of her time talking with me. We don't see eachother much, but when we do, I feel really confortable. She's a great human being. Also, my last tenant offered me the house to buy it. It's not a huge nor the nicest house, but I can afford it, and son, if everything goes well, will me mine. Not a lot of people of my age can say the same. It's a reason to keep the good spirit up, and something to fight for. I started to work out a couple moths ago, and my self-steem is higher than ever. It's helping me to not get sad too, but I know, deep down, it's just distracting me from de bad things:
I recently got divorced after a short 3 year marriage. We got married with plans of buying a house and form a family. A lot of bad things happened when we were together an both got into depression, separately, so we split up and she moved to another city and I'm back at my parent's who get into arguments every day. The first weeks being alone, I noticed all of my friends were gone, they didn't have time for me except one, my best friend. He was the only one who didn't matter what, he was available to hang out or just get a couple of beers. But a moth ago, his mental health got worse since of his addiction to meth, so his family got him into an asylum. Now I do nothing but work, go to the gym and sleep. As I said, Lily has been a huge support and without her, i'd be deep down depressed, but I can't help but think, that maybe, i'll be alone in the end, with no one to share what I may get

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