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The Difference Between Alone and Lonely

Being alone is a fact; being lonely is a feeling, and the two only sometimes coincide. Plenty of people are lonely in a crowded room, perfor...

R Richard Nkwenti 1 min read

Being alone is a fact; being lonely is a feeling, and the two only sometimes coincide. Plenty of people are lonely in a crowded room, performing connection while feeling none of it.

The loneliness worth tending is not solved by more company but by more truth. One honest conversation does more than a hundred surfaces.

If you are lonely this afternoon, consider that the cure may be depth rather than numbers.

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