23/01/2021
No one tells you your twenties are harder than they look. That it’s not all magical like they say in the movies. That it’s a lot lonelier than you ever imagined. Lonely. It’s a funny word. For a long time it wasn’t a word I would ever use to describe me. No, not me, going out every weekend with my ‘best friend’ getting so drunk you didn’t have to think or talk about anything important. Not me, seeing my high school friend group and gossiping about how much weight everyone has put on.
They say you should take note of when you’re feeling your best. Unsurprisingly it was never around any of the people mentioned above. But then why does it hurt when they go out on a Saturday night to they valley to drink until the sun rises or road-trip to Airlie beach for new years eve without ever giving you an invite or a second thought. Isn’t it my fault, I distanced myself without really having anyone to fall back on.
It’s a strange predicament to be in. Watching your friends get closer and feeling more and more out of the loop. But also wondering if they really ever were the friends for you. When did it all change. When did I change. When did I become the girl feeling lonely on a Saturday night.










