How Solitude Can Heal Loneliness

In today’s video, we’ll be looking into what triggers us to feel alone, we’ll delve into the psychology of loneliness, look at the differences between solitude and loneliness and how we can spend more time in solitude to benefit ourselves and our future relationships.

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[devendra]

You posted at the right time. Life is not making any sense. I am 26 but still ponder everyday about how I'll live the years that i have left.

[Uncommony]

Solitude has allowed me to level up so much and fight my way out of being stuck at rock bottom. Stay Uncommon!

[SaurianStudios]

The problem with being “lonely” is not that I seek validation or recognition, I actually prefer solitude over social circles (most of the time), it’s just that nagging sensation of being misunderstood or judged simply because I am different from other people. I have very strong and passionate interests, dislikes, cynical tendencies, and the relentless desire to live on my own terms, but it just feels so difficult because of the inherent limitations (financial, economic, cultural, and psychological). I want to genuinely make great art, film, write philosophical and poetic dialogue, understand and explore the world around me, but I simply don’t know how to express it.

[follow.the.dragonfly]

🦋"A season of solitude and loneliness is when the caterpillar gets its wings"

[bluegypsy]

I think I'm a combination of all three attachment styles...but I value my alone time so much that I think I've become a little too isolated🤔

[robpalwrites]

Being lonely isn't the same as being alone. Loneliness is a feeling, whereas being alone is a statement of fact.

It's possible to feel lonely if surrounded by people, yet it's also possible to be physically alone without feeling lonely.

[chilling_muser]

Facebook was making me feel more lonely. So I ultimately quit it.

[nakul]

but i don't feel social media and i i have insecure style lonliness😭

[jmsl_]

i prefer my own company to being with most people i know. not joking

[tyrusronoh]

Hello @ImprovementPill. I have asked this question for a while. Are you a subscriber of the red pill or do you agree with what the rational male teaches?

[DefaultDerrick]

This is not true at all. This is like saying water cures drowning. It's not solitude that cures, it's inner peace and people often find that when they are forced to be alone with their thoughts and reckon with their problems. But you'll still need people. Needing social interaction is a fundamental truth about humanity. We need social interaction as much as we need water food and sleep.