
Woman Signs Up for an ‘Anti-Loneliness Club' to Make Friends. Then Gets Stood U…
Josie Stinson bought a ticket to a meet-up for people looking to make friends, only to be ghosted. She shared her story on TikTok, and it went viral.
A recent viral video shared by a woman identified as 'josie' on social media has sparked widespread discussion about social connection and loneliness. The video details her experience attending an 'anti-loneliness club dinner' for which she had signed up, only to find herself as the sole attendee. In the candid footage, the woman recounts, 'I literally signed up for an anti loneliness club dinner and nobody showed up and I showed my ticket to the waitstaff.' She further expressed her profound embarrassment and sadness, stating, 'EVERYONE was informed of me being stood up for my anti loneliness club dinner and I think this is genuinely the most embarrassing and saddest thing to happen to me.' The video, which quickly garnered over a million views, resonated with many online users. Comments poured in, with many expressing sympathy and sharing similar personal experiences of social anxiety and the challenges of making new connections. One user commented, 'you put yourself out there which is the most important step and super impressive. you made it farther than i would have.' Another added, 'As someone who organizes events, it’s ridiculous how people cannot commit to anything anymore.' The overwhelming response highlights a shared struggle with loneliness and the courage it takes to seek connection. The incident serves as a poignant reminder of the difficulties individuals face in overcoming social isolation in modern society.
Josie Stinson bought a ticket to a meet-up for people looking to make friends, only to be ghosted. She shared her story on TikTok, and it went viral.