nov 11 describe a time when you felt completely lost

There was a time in high school when I felt completely lost. me and my closest friend stopped being friends , and I felt like I didn’t belong anywhere. I’d sit with people at lunch, but the conversations felt distant, like I was just there but not really part of it. At home, I would just come home and sleep or watch shows meanwhile t felt like everyone else had their life figured out, while I was stuck in this fog of laziness and uncertainty. It was a difficult period but eventually learned how to enjoy time alone and be happy with your current stage in life

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