ParadoxQc said:
I want some attention from someone i can see and touch but I think I'm not worthy.
I want to pick out this statement from your plea, because I think it highlights the main issue here. You've put your desire for physical contact in a glass cage - in plain sight and within arm's reach, but ungraspable.
You know what this glass cage is? It's desperation. Desperation has a way of framing your problem in an intractible and inaccessible box without actually altering what you see about the problem.
I think you're becoming desperate because you haven't thought to address the problem from a different perspective. Let's ask the following questions.
1) Why is this physical contact need so important to you? What do you hope to get out of it? Is this just a means to sustain your current way of viewing things?
2) What else do you do with your life? How does your physical contact need, or the satisfaction of it, play in with what you want to accomplish?
3) What kind of environment do you live in? Would your broader aspirations or goals be better served by removing certain aspects of that environment, or adding some things to it?
4) Who are you talking to about these sorts of questions? Are you simply trusting your own internalised responses as the guidelines for what to do at any given point? Would it be worth talking to people familiar with these kinds of questions and bouncing some ideas off them?
5) Are you afraid of getting hurt? Why? Is pain really all that bad?