I think it started when I was 11 or 12. It was way worse in high school, it even caused me to drop out at 15. I've thought about joining some kind of club but I haven't had a hobby since middle school so I wouldn't really know where to begin, I was also cheated on by my girlfriend while I was on the other side of the world to be with her so I don't feel very safe around people anymore either.
I've only known them for about a month but I don't see it getting much better. It feels like I'm not allowed to win. Either I die of loneliness or I die because of the way people are.
I'm sorry for being so negative and I appreciate your help but it's been a decade and no matter how naive I become things just never seem to change :(
did it get better for you
I'm sorry that all of that happened to you, and don't worry, you are not being negative. I do believe your people are somewhere out there. Though I understand that you no longer trust anyone after that betrayal with your girlfriend.
Do you like what you're studying in Uni? If so, focus on that. From what I understand, it's only the first month and you don't have exams yet? I'm absolutely sure that, once your exams start, everyone will talk about it, so you too can join the conversation. Try to find common conversation topics and interests. Be friendly but with healthy boundaries. Don't act to desperate for company, as it usually repells people. I believe you can do it.
As for me, I went through abuse by my classmates from first(6yo) to eighth(14yo) grade, and that is the main reason I'm here. I was completely friendless in that class. Then in high school, I had different, better classmates, but I was too scared to befriend them because of past abuse. So in high school I was lonely and ignored but at least not bullied.
It did get better for me in terms of friendlesness. I managed to make one definitive friend and some acquiantances who are potential friends. So for me Uni is a much better experience than high school and primary school.
Of course, if you are really sure that it's over for you, I understand. I wish you peace in your future regardless of the decision you make.