What I mean is, how do you deal with the logical conclusion that no one can ever truly be relied on and that you can always find yourself alone with no support?

Or do you disagree with this conclusion and think that some people can be relied on and that you can know that you won’t end up alone?

And if you are alone, how do you deal with the inherent human yearn for others when you know that you can never truly rely on them?

Edit: To clarify, I am talking about personal relationships and not about professional or paid help.

  • Fizz@lemmy.nz
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    8 hours ago

    I dont deal with that because its not a logical conclusion.

    If you have no one to rely on its not that that person doesnt exist its that you havent found them and built that trust. Be discontent with loneliness and take it as a sign to go out and find social connection.

    A worse scenario is to become content with loneliness