Lonelinesses
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Lonelinesses
She used to be curious about the people who sat alone in pubs and cafés, wondering if they were lonely and wanted company; if they were friendless by choice or irritable and irksome by nature and good at driving people away. But now she sees that there’s a freedom in being unknown and alone, with time to think unhindered by conversation and other p
... See moreLoree Westron • Missing Words
loneliness goes beyond physical isolation; it's also the profound sense of emotional disconnection we feel from those around us. those surface-level conversations that leave you craving something deeper, the feeling of not being truly seen or heard, and the sting of having your heartfelt bids for connection dismissed or rejected.
ayandastood • Good Listeners
What they don’t realize is that solitude is not an absence; it is a presence. A presence of thought, of silence, of space to finally breathe without the constant interruptions of the world. Loneliness is when you crave company, and it never arrives. Being alone, truly alone, is when you crave yourself and you finally show up.