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Are You Sick & Tired Of Being Lonely?

Are you sick of being lonely? Thoughts of loneliness can convince you that you are alone in the world if you fail to dispel them. If you feel isolated or disconnected from your support network consider what prompts you to believe they no longer are a continuing presence in your life. The people who cared for you yesterday no doubt still care for you today, which means, that you have assumed they have deserted you. If you're tired of being lonely, it may just be the way you're looking at things.

You are in total control. You need to be committed to taking action. If you are willing to take action, you can end loneliness immediately. Reaching out requires that you move from a passive to an active stance. Reaching out to your loved ones can help you bridge the gap that exists between you, even if you only have a short conversation that re-establishes the connection. Building and maintaining dynamic connections with people is your responsibility to yourself.

Changing your thoughts changes your feelings and will end loneliness in a heartbeat. Thoughts of "Poor me, nobody loves me" will only make you sick of being lonely even more. Notice that you have complete freedom to choose what to think and what to focus on.

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Take action to change your circumstances no matter what they are or what it takes. Remember the definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over and expecting different results! If something is not working, change it! Recognise that if you are tired of being lonely, the feeling comes from within you - the one place over which you have total dominion.

You need to remember that being alone does not mean that you have been abandoned by your loved ones. When you question the strength of the affection others feel for you, you will be unable to trust that your friends and family truly love you. When you think you are disconnected, you need to do all you can to reach out to them, yet you need to also believe in their continuing love, devotion and affection even when you are unable to make satisfactory contact. If you're truly sick of being lonely, you can end loneliness when you remind yourself - and believe - that you still reside in the hearts and minds of those who care for you.

Loneliness can also be the product of believing that no one understands you, so that you can have that "sick of being lonely" feeling even in company. Again, you must take responsibility, uncomfortable though that may be. Quite possibly no one does understand you, but the real question is, do you understand yourself? Very few people do, so it's okay!

Ultimately, the antidote to feeling tired of being lonely is to change the way you feel, and not to wait for circumstances to change. You must accept that you are the CAUSE, not the effect of your life!

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