Hey /adv/ I graduated college and got a nice paying job, but

Well, if my life is any reference point; I'll be set for life as far as a career goes when I graduate and... I'm suicidal and on the path to wizardry despite all other superficial aspects of myself being above average.

I'd go with having people who would give a shit if I finally offed myself over a better job any day.

Moving far away means you're basically giving up the life you had and forging a new one. New friends, a new SO, etc.
It's tough dealing with isolation at first. It's super brutal. Try hanging out with a coworker or two, find some people who do stuff you like doing, you gotta find new friends. Maybe try and do some skype calls with old friends in the meanwhile.

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>>17724407
Thanks anons. I can breath again. I hope all goes well and gets better in your lives as well

>>17724423
You're just dealing with isolation and lonliness OP. You just gotta go out and meet new people and make new friends.
And fuck, it's not like VoIP is some magical thing now, you can do it with high quality from a cellular connection. You can still keep in touch with old friends.

You're never alone until you decide you are.

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Yeah, we do, but communication is slowing getting less and less over time. Hard to do VoIP when friends are doing things.

>Hey, wanna chat/watch something/play some game after work?
>Actually it's Halloween, so we are going to go do fun stuff with new friend X
>You should do something fun with your friends.

I mean, I expected I needed to find new friends, but I didn't expect to need to do so quickly or else start facing gut wrenching loneliness to the point of reaching out to anonymous internet strangers for some form of solace

Also time zones are a bitch.