On the Day of Judgement, you will be tested by yourself.
It's important to have one quality friend than 600 acquaintances or so called "friends"
In fact, I know only a few practicing Muslims myself. My family is not as supportive or religious and my friends are all of different cultures and religions. My friends are sweet people, but sometimes, it takes an extra effort to get them talking about the deeper meanings of life. I get frustrated with them and I get lonely because they don't understand.
When I began trying to be religious, I thought if I met one good Muslim friend, everything would be nice. I'd have support. Support is a good thing, but as Muslims, our support, imaan should come from our own strength, too.
It's like people thinking that if they get married they can concentrate on Islam and not their sexual desires. But I don't think people should think like that because we don't know our futures. So why not know just conquer over your desire for the opposite sex or in your case, your desire for support/attention right now. Happiness comes from religion and worship. Everything else
tries to fill the void of the love we need to feel.
This site will always be here for you. But it is in your own will that you further into the next step.
Plus, Allah (swt) is Better than any friend or family. Sister, I suggest you to spend some time remembering Allah (swt) and working on that relationship first. Because that will give you everlasting bliss and satisfaction.
Take this time to build your independence and your dependence on Allah (swt)
Be content with yourself.
I once discovered an Emily Dickinson poem.
I'm nobody! Who are you?
Are you nobody, too?
Then there's a pair of us — don't tell!
They'd banish us, you know.
How dreary to be somebody!
How public, like a frog
To tell your name the livelong day
To an admiring bog!
At first it may seem a little hard to understand
but here's a link that may explain its significance
http://www.beyondbooks.com/lit71/1f.asp

I'd love to be your e-friend :thumbs_up