Connection with exhuastion and being single?

During the summer, I used to stay up past bedtime almost every freaking day. This eventually led me to sleeping during the day past lunch time. Before all that happened, I was fairly energetic. But once this trend started, I began to lose more and more energy each day.

One day I tried to reset my sleeping habits back to the norm forcefully. I managed to do it and when I wake up the next day around 6:00AM, I practically ran out of energy just a couple hours after lunch.

Your working over the summer for 65 hours a week sounds like a similar cause/problem. It almost seems you hardly had enough time to rest each day. Although, that depends at what time of the day you worked. But being single has no effect on losing energy, being more tired than usual, etc. Being single is normal for anyone, unless you're an extremely socialable person who simply needs to be around others.

So, it may take you a month or two to readjust your biological clock and get your bady working right again. Although, September has already passed and we're nearing the mid point of October, I expect you'll be able to recover soon. Assuming you're sleeping good/right and eating okay. (Before I never ever had to eat breakfast and I'd still have plenty of energy. Now breakfast is just something to give me a push for the day in energy. Otherwise, I will fall asleep during class and I will daze out to the point where all sounds audible to me start to slur.)

How ya doing, buddy?

The single 'status' will only make you depressed if you qualify such a state of being to be something horrible. First of all, there isn't anything wrong with being a single person rather than someone who is in a relationship. Secondly, it's only a problem if there's some attribute of yourself that creates/causes any problems. (Such as overweightness, looking horrificly ugly, nerd glasses with carpenter tape wrapped around your nose piece, being known as an asshole, escaped convict, owning a firearm and having been known to wave it around madly, etc...). So, if you're single because you're overweight, for example, then the problem isn't you being single. The problem is you being overweight, in this case anyway.

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I think you need to just try and act as normal as possible. Whatever is considered normal in terms of knowing someone like you, that is. Then meet people with similar interests. Since your aim is to obtain a relationship with a female member of society, then you'd best start working on keeping an eye out. Otherwise, look on the web, there are countless of people with pics of themselves... (and listed hobbies/interests that they 'once' did before, but no longer do, or still do.)

Allowing such encounters to happen naturally and randomly will work. Because right now it looks like you're trying to find someone by sleuthing around with a magnifying glass. Just let it come to you. If you find someone you like who happens to associate their time on the same things you do, and preferably at the same areas/places you do, lock on target and engage. Chances are that one things you two do may be all you have to rely on for a relationship, but it's better than nothing, right?

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