- Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/c/HealthyGamerGG
- Discord: https://www.healthygamer.gg/community
edit. I don't use twitch but their 1st video rn (they make their way chopped up to youtube) is literally titled "are you a 25 year old loner?"-- https://www.twitch.tv/healthygamer_gg
A piece of advice that I found quite inspiring was: "Even if you don't believe yourself to be in a place where you'd be a good partner or friend, there are others who may think that you're exactly what they need. And they should get the chance to make that decision for themselves!"
From personal experience, it's nonetheless tough to go from this mindset into putting it into practice - so I wholeheartedly recommend making therapy part of the solution! And don't be afraid to shop for therapists - just because you don't click with one, doesn't mean you won't click with the next.
Finding a therapist is all about you, not them. YOU must feel comfortable with them, if not, find another one. YOU control the direction of the therapy, it's YOUR life. It takes time in therapy, to build trust and to open up, but once you do it will be very beneficial.
OP, your post is the starting point. Now you'll need to seek a professional that can help you. I would also seek a support group the meets regularly and VERY important, start a diary where you can write down what you are feeling and what you think will help you fix it. Do it at least once a week. Specially when you are having the strongest feelings. This will help you articulate what you are feeling so you can discuss it with some one else.
Keep in mind that being alone is a nice feeling for you but that does not mean it has to be 100% of the time. Think about it in terms of sweets. Most of us love sweets but we would never change our live so that we only eat sweets.