It sounds like you’re describing a recurring problem that leaves you feeling unsatisfied or unfulfilled. Given the scenario where “buddies drop constantly from the top,” it’s possible that this could be a metaphorical or literal issue, depending on the context. Here are several steps to consider when dealing with repeated issues that contribute to a sense of emptiness:
Identify the Root Cause: First, try to understand what “drops” or occurs frequently that leads to the sense of emptiness. Is it related to relationships, work, mental health, or a specific environment?
Evaluate Scope for Change: Reflect on whether the situation is within your control to change. Sometimes, awareness of the limitations can help in planning more effectively.
Seek Support: Reach out for support, whether through friends, family, professional networks, or mental health professionals. Sharing your experiences with trusted individuals can provide new perspectives.
Introduce New Elements: If something in your environment feels unfulfilling, consider what new activities, hobbies, or people you could introduce to bring a fresh perspective and potentially fill the void.
Assess the “Buddies”: Regarding the companions dropping from the top, metaphorically, consider evaluating the stability and reliability of those you rely on. Are these relationships or entities supportive and consistent?
Practical Solutions: If this is a practical, game-like scenario where “buddies drop,” explore strategies or resources that help you handle these occurrences effectively, such as strategic guides, increased practice, or community forums.

Remember, sometimes a professional touch is necessary if the emptiness persists or affects other areas of life significantly.