Is this normal? Feeling like the night just ended in a way it shouldn't have?
I enjoyed the concert, oh so much, but it all felt so rushed. I didn't even have tickets until a couple weeks ago, because I didn't want to go alone so I never got tickets early on, but my cousin did want to go so we got nosebleeds. 
I shouldn't have worried about being alone, because there were probably some nice people to talk to if I had floor seats[unlike the few I dealt with that were next to me].
When it was finally over, we just walked back to my car and went home. I wanted to try and look for the boys, or anyone for that matter. And I can't believe I didn't check Honor Society's twitter because I could have hung out with them on Sunday! I didn't attempt any contests or get there incredibly early, like I would have enjoyed. It just.. ended.
They're already gone now, as Christa Black's twitter states, so no chances today. 
I wish I could go to another concert on the tour, like a bunch of girls who are traveling the country. How do they do that? Are their parents loaded? Is it because they are generally younger and don't have anything else to do this summer? I'm 19, have my own place, and a job. There is no way I can buy some plane tickets/drive because that's going to be a lot of money[plus tickets for the show] and I can't ask for days off so I can go to a concert.

I guess I'm mad at myself for not taking this as seriously as I should have. 
Last year I was wishing to get to see them, and the opportunity comes and I act like it's no big deal.
Sorry if this post bores you, but I wanted to tell someone, and this thread is my only option. None of my friends like JB and my little cousin wouldn't understand.
 

Ah! Another older Jonas fan! (I'm 19 as well) :)

I know exactly how you feel. Me and my younger sister are going to our first Jonas concert this summer, and it's a HUGE deal. It's basically our birthday present from our parents, and I am SO amazed and SO grateful that I'm going to be able to go, cause concerts normally just aren't in our budget.

I don't know how people can manage to travel cross-country just to see the boys, as awesome as that would be. You'd have to pay for hotels, food, and gas...my frugal mind simply cringes at the thought of it.

As for the way you feel, I think that's totally normal, actually. If you spend a long time waiting for something and then it comes and is over in one night...well no wonder you feel a little let down. I'm sure it'll pass...and hey, at least you can say you DID get to enjoy the Jonas experience at least once. :)

Yeah, it was weird for me too. It still felt surreal I guess (it kinda still does), like it hadn't even happened or something. And it felt like the whole thing felt like it went by so fast, and BAM it was over. I wish I could have gone to Portland or Tacoma after Nampa (I was seriously tempted to, if I had the $. I don't know how people can go to multiple concerts, it's expensive!).

But, if you do go to another concert, don't worry about being alone. My friend (who doesn't really like JB) came with me, but she was kinda eh, so I was pretty much alone for the concert. But I talked to a few girls sitting by me (who were VIPs, lucky!) and they were really nice. The people in the front are usually nice and the most excited to be there. :)