Can you actually DIE from a lack of physical contact, or does

>>17513145
get a dog? a pet would probably help alot.

>>17513145
Pets, or at the very least, plants.

>>17513208
They don't. We have three dogs, it's not the same.

>>17513286
No, it´s better.
They are loyal no matter what and don´t bore you with unwanted talks

>>17513351
The dog sleeps in a hard ball right in the middle of the bed. A snoring, farting orb that won't spoon me or touch me any more than is unavoidable for the sake of staying on the mattress.

>>17513145
>a few more years
Pretty sure you'll be alone forever

>>17513371
I'm not killing myself before I've exhausted the option that there are more open-minded homosexuals living outside of this town.

I can't leave before I finish my education.

>>17513361
Ahahahaha that description made me laugh too hard

No, but you can die from Broken Heart Syndrome.

>>17513145
>Can you actually DIE from a lack of physical contact, or does it just make you wish it would?
Supposedly it's been observed in some babies, but even there the evidence is shaky. Not in anyone older than that, though.

>How do I ward off the craving for a few more years without going insane?
By going out and meeting people. This is scary, and I am sorry. But you need to do it anyway, even though you are scared. Nothing else works.