FOMO (the Fear Of Missing Out)

Fomo (Fear of missing out) is the feeling or perception that others are having more fun, you’re missing out on information, events or experiences. FOMO could result from not knowing about a conversation, party, or event. In this video, Wojak experiences FOMO as his zoomer & doomer friends make plans without him knowing. While he is playing call of duty at home, he starts getting crazy over the fact that he is not invited at Chad ’s house, until he has to cry himself to sleep.

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[kaidestinyz]

Damn, getting too real. It sucks to feel you are missed out on purpose until you realized those parties weren't going to do any good to you anyways.

[ComicalRealm]

"staying away from social media immensely helps with FOMO.
" - Master Oogway

[krns]

this show always so simplistic yet conveying so many emotions and relatable events

[c.ronaldo]

Man this was heart touching. I felt that cuz I also have trouble finding and maintaining good friendships

[Benjamin-omih]

Jesus Christ

This is a new low for Wojack. This dude just can't get a break. I will pray for him

[geralt]

I know that feel. Happened to me too. I cut the contact. Nobody needs friends that let you down

[isaiavila]

Damn. This one hits home. I had a great friend pass away this last December due to the virus. Before her death, I made time to visit her at the hospital and even missed my cousin's pin ceremony (she's a nurse) to spend time with her. During her funeral, I was told by her older brother that I was part of the family because of how much I cared and comforted her in her last moments. After her funeral, her parents invited me to their house to eat. There, I meet her whole family, as well as her nephews and nieces. I bonded with them instantly and felt like I made a second family. Or so I thought. They invited me to a family vacation on around mid January, and I said sure! The vacation was gonna be on March 25th. When the day came, I waited for them to contact me on where the location is and when we would go. Turns out, they left without me and were already at the mountains having a cookout, taking many selfies, hiking, and having a birthday party. Shit tore my heart apart when I saw that on FB. So much for being part of the family...

[sdever]

As an old head I have learned never to take it personally. True bros can go months even years without hanging etc. and then meet up without missing a beat.

[monkaZETTA]

Please also make one where doomer turns into a bloomer. Some upliftment in the midst of depressing shit.

[PutSomeDsonThatBlink]

This hits too hard, I usually take sleeping tablets so I can just sleep through the pain. Then just turns out it was an event that had nothing to do with me and I never wanted to go anyway lol

[HushtheMag]

You can avoid these scenarios by not having friends in the first place.

[JeffarryLounder]

I know that familiar feeling all too well. I would see all my highschool friends on social media, every single one of them going out and doing fun things with each-other. Every. Single. One.
I felt like I was the one outcast in my friend groups that nobody talked to outside of class. So I made the push to actually get myself involved in the stuff they did. I ended up going to this other kid's house where he would have a catch-up/ barbecue with drinks with everyone in my friend group once every Friday/ Saturday. I also did this because I actually liked a girl who was in that group too, and I had no other way to talk to her.

Things went well at first, and I thought I was finally catching up. But then as time went on, it began truly dawning on me just how much I was missing out on. Everyone at his house would always have conversations about all the fun they would have spending with each other elsewhere. They would literally go on road trips, fishing trips, camping trips, you name it. And I would be forced to just sit there and listen to these amazing stories they would discuss every 5-10 minutes. It was torture, and it was FAR worse than just staying at home. Sure, I was interacting with people, but somehow by staying with these people who were having 100x better social lives than I have ever dreamt of made me feel even more lonely and depressed, and I'm introverted!

Even being officially invited to hang out with them at this kid's house didn't give them a thought about involving me some more. They would have conversations RIGHT in front of me about their ideas and what they wanted to do all together. I vaguely remember listening to a conversation as such where they were like "Yeah, we could do this, but who else should we bring along with us? We have one extra spot in the car." I was sitting there just WAITING for someone to look at me and suggest me, but they all just ignored the idea of me going with them for once and settled on some other random guy who wasn't even a regular at this guy's house.

In short, FOMO hurts. A lot.

PS: Was abandoned in University too in a group of guys. I thought I was actually making friends for once, but eventually a group assignment came and split us up into twos. When the group 'reformed, ' I was the only one left out, as now they had joined with a group of attractive girls (seriously, what ever happened to bros before h***?), and yet again I was left alone and forced to enter another completely random group.

[xenochrist]

These kinds of scenarios is why I pushed myself to go out into social situations alone instead of relying on the company of others to enjoy my life. It was definitely tough the first few times going to a music bar, a concert or a joining a hobby group (hiking), but it really built up my ability to have a conversation with anyone by being an active listener. Always remember, you're not alone, do things you enjoy to do and people love to talk about themselves!

[geeshta]

Wow this hits hard but also kinda cathartic knowing that many other people experienced this and it's not just me. Also I learned to make peace with myself about not being at every party and event.

[malyourgal]

This really is one of the most crushing feelings ever. Thank you for this video, it helps me feel less alone.

[jaimemorales]

Man this was heart breaking. It suck to feel you're missed out. This one hits home.

[krns]

For whoever reading this : You are what you have around. Being alone doesnt mean no one likes you, it simply means you are yourself, people hate those who are not sheep like them. Enjoy life even if not surrounded by "friends"

[thycaltrist]

My two cents is that as we age, it's normal to lose friends. Everything changes. If you have a handful of childhood friends, consider yourself lucky, that tends to change over time.
Most people near us aren't really friends, they're just acquaintances. Sure you may spend some cool time together, but it doesn't change the fact that they are just that.
You aren't going to find friends at work, because people at work are just there to collect a paycheck. At best they can be your network, at worst they are competing to get your position.
Uni friends are temporary. If you're lucky, you'll find others with similar interests and they'll stay around, but most of them will drift away once uni ends, or be 'facebook friends'.
My best suggestion to grow a social circle would be to search for people with mutual interests. Like, if you're a geek, go to conventions, if you like sports search for a group activity, things like that.
'Ghosting' can be variable, but if someone is 'sidelining' you, they don't want you, simple as that. Move on and don't waste your time.

[someguy]

Damn, I know the feeling. My so called friends be leaving me out of stuff, even thought we agreed to make plans.

[ascot]

literally how my social life crumbled apart