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2025 was also not great for me. Lots of bad stuff, and I lost the last of my friends in 2025 (not dead, just not friends anymore) and my family and relationships are long gone. I'm tired of being completely alone with no one to talk to or even just hang out with. When midnight came tonight I was sitting with one of my two cats on my lap, the only living things I have left. I looked at my cat and said well bud we made it through 2025, here's hoping 2026 goes better. My wish is to make a friend.
I hope it goes better for you too.
I am proud of the fact that after years of being inactive (partially due to laziness, partially due to health issues that I've finally found a doctor who was willing to help me take care of) I rejoined the gym a few weeks ago and have been going regularly. It's too soon to say I've made a habit of it, but it's already the only good part of my week and I look forward to it, so I'm hoping I can stick with it despite my crazy work and school schedule. I miss being strong and fit.