I’d rather have no friends rather than toxic friends. Be careful of people, they have agendas.

I'm 59 and have NO friends because I'm tired of fake people.

52, no friends, no boyfriend, no husband...just two beautiful cats.......I love my life.  Friends are overrated.  Had them, hurt by them or just annoyed with their lifestyle choices.  It's nice to know there are people out there like us!  Thank you for this video!

I have no friends. My choice. Fed up with being used and abused. I’ve never been happier or more settled. Love my life. I have animals and hobbies. I even run my own business from home. No regrets what so ever. My life is so simple. I am 54 too. This is wisdom.

Cell phones and social media have destroyed relationships and marriages

You seem like the kind of person that I would want to be friends with.

Your first friend is yourself. That's life.

I'm 57 and have NO friends and NO drama. I like my own company ..L'm not married.

A different question to ask yourself is, are the people you are socialising with worthy of having YOU as a friend. You seem like someone worth knowing to me 🤗

I think this subject is important. I am so glad I found your channel, Amy. I am 71 and have no friends. My husband died one year ago from a 2 year illness and that ended acquaintances and neighbors contacting me to ask about him. I've realized my only long time friend is not a real friend. Thoughtless comments hurt, but I forgave. You can easily discover who really cares if you stop reaching out and the 'friend' never bothers to find out what happened to you! Yes, the loneliness is crushing but I am determined to keep that to myself and find peace being my own friend.

I find friendship mysterious. I feel like there is no one else on the universe who wants what I want.

It’s not you! If you have a husband and two adult daughters, and you have a good relationship with all of them, you are way ahead of many people!

Having friends beyond childhood is highly overrated. In reality, a single good friend is like a unicorn or the holy grail. At 66, I am intentionally alone, with no so-called friends, and could not be happier!

You are so right about co workers. I had to leave my job 11 years ago due to illness. Never got well enough to go back. I had worked there for 23 years. I was so shocked that no one stayed in touch with me after I left.

Yes you have a friend Jesus loves you and he's the best friend you can ever have.

58, in a wheelchair, live alone, no family and no friends. Just my dogs.

At times having no or few friends is quite peaceful and less stressful. A hobby replaces that void.

I’m 69 and have spent most of my life alone. I enjoy my private time. People need to learn how to be strong and independent and be their own best friend. Enjoying one’s own company brings peace, lack of drama and plenty of time to do what you enjoy. There’s also plenty of time to learn who you are and to love yourself.

You are so refreshingly honest. Friendships are hard in adulthood. Especially for those of us who won't compromise.

63 Cardiologist, NYC  after my 17 yr marriage ended I went through friends and now I am alone.  But in the thick of it, I have discovered the Lord.  It's odd but its always like I'm being guided by someone or thing daily so I dont feel alone..I actually feel fine. I took time to look back at my life and realized he was with me through so many tough times.......I am blessed.