<human>: Can you give me a shortened version of the text?

I'm not entirely sure this is a question for /r/relationships but I figure it can't hurt to give it a shot - and please forgive me for any gaps in thought.

I'm a 24-year-old male who's going to be finishing up college in the next year or so and I've come to realize lately that I've been feeling really lonely.  I've tried dating (off and on for about two years - it's hard to date when you're in school and older than just about everyone who attends) and needless to say, it hasn't really worked out - most dates kinda fizz out because of my own fears of rejection and such.

That's not to say I won't stop dating and working on myself - but I realize now that I'm at a rather turbulent (is that the proper term?) point in my life - I'm getting job offers for places out-of-state and will probably be moving around quite a bit for summer/winter jobs until I graduate - what I'm assuming is prime time for meeting and dating people.

I'm just trying to come to grips with the fact that I probably won't find anyone who'd be willing to put up with this (and that's ok!) But I do really want to know - is there some secret to being comfortable with loneliness? There's periods where I don't really mind it - but obviously there's times where it can get to be a bit overbearing and I'd like to find a way to minimize (or eliminate) that altogether.
<bot>: guy in school who's going to be moving around a lot is lonely and wants to find out if there's some sort of trick to getting over it/minimizing the feeling.