Solitude
The world is a dark and selfish place, Society creates unrealistic demands on us and these drive us to become pro-solitude.Society tells us who we are and how we should live, but solitude shows us who we are and who we want to be. We like being alone but not lonely, we can think for ourselves and be ourselves without being judged on our race, religion or education.
Ellen Burstyn said “What a lovely surprise to discover how unlonely being alone can be”
I think the vast majority of people here on CS and the blogs are pro-solitude but never lonely here.
What do you think?
PS Cows don’t feel pain when you milk them.
Comments (57)
a balance of solitude and social interaction with real people is needed.
This to me, is my answer, even of I just dart in and out of REAL
A smile a day keeps the doc away
Ob, Im just in compliance with the current comments, supply and demand thing.
When we are accustomed to “loneliness”, we are in agreement with our mind and our values— because we always have to answer ourselves at the end of the day.
We should never consider outgrowing loneliness, and never hoped to find someone to fill that space. By expecting to find someone to fill the gap, definitely it will grow into being alone.
When you have to fight for the things that you want, you’re less likely to take them for granted.loneliness has a way of modeling and also making who we are.
never had a problem with been "lonely" but i have never been alone.
“Loneliness is the human condition. Cultivate it”