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Alone, Not Lonely
Alone, not lonely? This heartfelt read helps you understand the feeling and shows ways to reconnect with yourself.
Non-medium members can read here.
Have you ever been in a room full of people and still felt empty inside? Or you may have hundreds of friends online but no one you can talk to. If yes, you’ve felt something called loneliness.
Many people think “being lonely” and “being alone” mean the same thing. But they are different. You can be alone and feel happy. You can also be with people and still feel lonely.
What Does “Lonely” Really Mean?
Feeling lonely means you miss a true connection with someone. You may feel like no one really gets you. You might find that no one really sees or hears you, even when other people are present.
Loneliness is not about how many people are near you. It’s about how connected you feel with others. Many times, your closest friend might not always fully see your point, which can lead to feeling lonely.
Being Alone Can Be Good
Some days, being on your own can feel peaceful. Reading, drawing or listening to music makes you happiest when done alone. It gives you time to think and understand…
