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Kinda just sounds like the new-ish reality of younger and terminally online folks who have passed on IRL relationships and are just experiencing things you probably should have through normal socializing in your teens.
These are breakup feelings. You just have to feel it, recognize what it is, understand what it is, and work through it CONSTRUCTIVELY. Don't be a fucking dick, don't get overly emotional. It might suck, but it's not the first or last time you'll feel it if you're feeling it now. Just try and go about your life, fix mistakes, keep your other relationships healthy, and you'll eventually find another situation that works better for you.
True. I really missed out on the average teenage experiences thinking it would be beneficial for me not to indulge in such experiences to focus on my studies. In the end, I didn't get much out of the studies either lol as I couldn't land a job in my specialisation.
Sucks to suck but I have come to terms on this as not everyone's teenage experiences have to the same and it's fine if I end up on the shorter end of the stick. There's a lot more to life (hopefully) than just your student days.
Yeah, I assumed these are feelings of a breakup and I'll just try to keep myself busy till time heals everything. Thanks.
One dose of realism here: time doesn’t heal anything. The experiences you have during that time contextualize your current experience.
So if you spend years waiting for the feeling to subside to do something else, nothing will change. You have to get out there and have new experiences that help you make sense of the existing ones.
Hobbies that involve scheduled events where you interact with others help a lot.