I think I'm done with making new friends. It's hard to trust anyone anymore. Especially men. I avoid people like the plague now but I know that is also not healthy.
My (very!) strong suggestion / word to the wise is not to make big decisions when just starting therapy (or in the middle of any other kind of major stressor).
Think about things, certainly, but call a moratorium on making decisions until you’re in a good place.
Not wanting to put energy into making new friends
right now when you’re eyeballs deep in a black hole level energy suck? (A few weeks into EMDR). Is one thing. A very rational / energy conserving / survival mode thing.
But whilst I very much get the now=forever aspect of survival mode & high stress situations? Now is not forever. (I know that may sound super dumb/reductive, but survival mode gets very… urgent… and deals best in absolutes, all or nothing, with an anxiety driven imperative sting in the tail. All aspects that are very useful in an emergency, and brilliant for survival…but absolute shite for living & thriving).
It truly does make sense that you wouldn’t want to make new friends right now, in this moment, with the past flooding you (the nature of trauma therapy) & all available resources directed to surviving that, and maintaining or rebuilding any degree of functionality. Ditto that those lessons learned in trauma will be screeeeaming at you, wirh those events from the past as in sharp a focus as if they happened yesterday. All of them. All at once.
But to translate that into “I think I’m done” is trauma-brain swirling past/present/future all together in one maelstrom of

PTSD 1+1=64
It’s not fair to you, future-you, or your life.
Even if you come to the exact same decision in 6mo or 6 years (whenever you’ve totally kicked ass with this therapy thing), there’s simply no reason to force that decision on yourself now. It’s okay to wait, to see how things shake out, before making major life decisions. To keep an open mind that whilst you’re considering the hermitage, you may very well need/want/desire differently later.