Took me about 2 minutes to find these:
Hastings Humanists
A local group of the British Humanist Association
http://hastingshumanists.blogspot.com/
Flat 1, 4 Magdalen Road, St Leonards on Sea, TN37 6EG
01424440749
Brighton and Hove Humanist Society
An organisation for people with no religious beliefs.
http://homepage.ntlworld.com/robert.stov...anist.html
The Lord Nelson Inn, Trafalgar Street, Brighton, BN1 4ED
01273 695872
I found these groups using this site: http://www.escis.org.uk/Directory/All_areas
I'm not sure if they will be equipped to handle your issues but they would be a good place to start to reach out and maybe get the assistance that you need.
I feel for you, I felt trapped when I was living at home and I managed to stay there 'till I was 23. I now am out on my own; I own my own condo and am gainfully employed at Intel and married to a wonderful woman. I've patched things up with my Christian parents and have a great adult relationship with them even though we totally dissagree on religion. The trick was to become independant and much stronger than my father.
It is very hard for a grown man to yell at another grown man when he knows I could kick the fucking shit out of him. Once we sorted out that I wasn't going to be their helpless child anymore, things got much better.
I would suggest that you find a simply physical hobby like juggling or partner dancing. Either of those could help you with social anxiety and help you meet people. I met my wife through Swing Dancing.
Good luck.
Hastings Humanists
A local group of the British Humanist Association
http://hastingshumanists.blogspot.com/
Flat 1, 4 Magdalen Road, St Leonards on Sea, TN37 6EG
01424440749
Brighton and Hove Humanist Society
An organisation for people with no religious beliefs.
http://homepage.ntlworld.com/robert.stov...anist.html
The Lord Nelson Inn, Trafalgar Street, Brighton, BN1 4ED
01273 695872
I found these groups using this site: http://www.escis.org.uk/Directory/All_areas
I'm not sure if they will be equipped to handle your issues but they would be a good place to start to reach out and maybe get the assistance that you need.
I feel for you, I felt trapped when I was living at home and I managed to stay there 'till I was 23. I now am out on my own; I own my own condo and am gainfully employed at Intel and married to a wonderful woman. I've patched things up with my Christian parents and have a great adult relationship with them even though we totally dissagree on religion. The trick was to become independant and much stronger than my father.
It is very hard for a grown man to yell at another grown man when he knows I could kick the fucking shit out of him. Once we sorted out that I wasn't going to be their helpless child anymore, things got much better.I would suggest that you find a simply physical hobby like juggling or partner dancing. Either of those could help you with social anxiety and help you meet people. I met my wife through Swing Dancing.
Good luck.
