Hey there. Loneliness and being alone are two very different experiences.
Loneliness often comes when we feel misunderstood or unseen, even if we’re surrounded by people. On the other hand, being alone is about finding comfort in your own company. It’s about sitting with your thoughts, appreciating yourself, and feeling fulfilled without relying on others. This difference is huge, and it’s one we can work toward with consistent self-reflection.
Building self-acceptance and learning to be content alone doesn’t happen overnight—it takes time and practice. But with effort, you’ll find that solitude can be fulfilling and empowering.
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