KatesWeight
01-26-2003, 01:21 PM
Greetings!
I have recently realized that I have isolated myself from the world going back 5 years ago - and, that my weight gain had begun in earnest right about that time too. As of late, I notice the blues are getting thicker and I do not leave my home very often - except for work and necessary errands. I pay my bills online, talk to my friends and family by phone or email and find I am very overwhelmed by the world outside my door. I have lived in this city for two and a half years - my friends are all very far away. I have yet to form a serious friendship here -- so anything I feel like doing is done alone.
Five years ago, in attempting to rebuild my life and refuel my soul, I unknowingly began to build a very solitary life - The things I love to do all require no direct interaction with humanity - writing, painting, reading, perfecting my breadmaking, walking, geneology research - all of these are spectacular things to do, however, they are all very isolating. And to top it off, I don't let the people around me know how isolated I feel. I keep a smile on and the chin up.
The weight doesn't help. But I did join WeightWatchers last week. I have 65 pounds to lose. I am working day by day to bond with others and open up enough to allow friendships to bloom.
Thank you for a place to speak so openly. You have no idea how much I appreciate finding this website.
Katie
I have recently realized that I have isolated myself from the world going back 5 years ago - and, that my weight gain had begun in earnest right about that time too. As of late, I notice the blues are getting thicker and I do not leave my home very often - except for work and necessary errands. I pay my bills online, talk to my friends and family by phone or email and find I am very overwhelmed by the world outside my door. I have lived in this city for two and a half years - my friends are all very far away. I have yet to form a serious friendship here -- so anything I feel like doing is done alone.
Five years ago, in attempting to rebuild my life and refuel my soul, I unknowingly began to build a very solitary life - The things I love to do all require no direct interaction with humanity - writing, painting, reading, perfecting my breadmaking, walking, geneology research - all of these are spectacular things to do, however, they are all very isolating. And to top it off, I don't let the people around me know how isolated I feel. I keep a smile on and the chin up.
The weight doesn't help. But I did join WeightWatchers last week. I have 65 pounds to lose. I am working day by day to bond with others and open up enough to allow friendships to bloom.
Thank you for a place to speak so openly. You have no idea how much I appreciate finding this website.
Katie