You probably don't want to hear this... but it sounds like symptoms of clinical depression to me.

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World of Warcraft is a good game. try it.

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Sounds like teenage angst.

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I agree with heiderich-luvur. I think you should talk with a doctor.

Try not to look at the people you met as a burden, if they are assholes, get rid of them. If your old friends don't want to hang anymore, look for new friends, but remember what your old new friends were like, and steer clear.

trust me man i know what its like

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Mmm, I would sure hope not. Are there any other symptoms I could look for to be sure though?

To be honest, I hope that's it.

Yes... loss of appetite, insomnia or oversleeping, persistant sadness, weight gain or loss, thoughts of suicide or death... there's lots more... I suggest going to WebMD if you're really concerned.

Keep in mind, though, you're only talking to a psychology major. xD Not an actual clinical psychologist.

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You say you're a trumpet player and you're a member of DA, which leads me to believe you're an artistic person, and artists normally need to learn to live with solitude, based on their interests.
For instance, I go to an art college, but I'm pretty alone here based on the fact that I don't closely relate to any of the other students (because I don't believe dying your hair pink and like an annoying know-it-all are art school requirements). So I've been lonely for a relatively long time. And I've gotten used to it. But sometimes (for a period of a few days at a time, once every month of two) it really hurts. Just have faith in yourself and you'll recover. Do whatever you can to keep busy. I don't necessarily think it's as complicated as clinical depression, unless you're leaving some factors out of your description.

In short, it's normal to feel this way from time to time, particularly as an artistic individual. It's frustrating sometimes, but have faith in yourself that you'll pull through. And it doesn't hurt to tell a friend that you're feeling this way. Even if it's one of the people you feel you aren't able to talk to anymore. It could help.

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