Solitude
Apr 26, 2015
To those who have just encountered the word "solitude" for the first time,
Solitude is the state of being VOLUNTARILY alone. But its not the same as SAD loneliness. Solitude is the peaceful kind of being with oneself.
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SOLITUDE, the place where I feel LESS alone. :)
He is not just a loner. He has a Social Anxiety Disorder.( I seem to be fascinated by loner characters XD) But this time,I showed one reason why he became like that. He is BULLIED... because he is weak. But I wonder why he got a girlfriend. XD ( I leave that to your imagination) Still, no one can understand him, PEOPLE like him. even his girlfriend which represents the people close to us(family, members, etc).
Have you encountered the feeling when you felt very alone in a place full of people but felt euphoric in a place where there is solitude?
I always feel that way. :)
Toby
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Yep, I actually just had a conversation with my one friend about the difference between being alone and feeling alone. I enjoy my "me" time and can spend it for days or even weeks at a time. Some people find that strange, but that's just how I like to be. And I think I am ok with being alone because I know I am not alone. Though few in numbers, I have amazing friends that have become strong pillars to my mental wellbeing, and family that try hard to make me happy.
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