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 Member 24 Level 51.86 Mar 2006 
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What if you'd typically be considered a "lonely" person, but you're not "lonely" at all.
I mean, that's really not my case, but I know people like this. They're perfectly happy, despite being alone or without a partner. I've been in that position too in the past. Despite not having a partner, I am completely happy living without one - not lonely at all. In fact, I often enjoy my solitude. So what I am curious about, in the end, is whether or not a person can be classified as "lonely" when they are, in fact, not at all lonely. It's funny. I would never consider myself lonely with a family around me. Fuck having a partner - a nice to have, but not a requirement. Family? I'd be VERY lonely without. I don't think I've ever been lonely. I guess it's a matter of perspective. I can't fathom being considered lonely, though. Maybe my perspective is skewed. Jam it back in, in the dark. |
Member 24 Level 51.86 Mar 2006
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Being alone is not the same as being lonely. But since we're on the same page, there... ...why does this come as a shock? If a lonely person wants to be not so lonely, that person is naturally prone to a little depression, don'tcha think? They seem to go hand-in-hand. "I am lonely. This makes me sad." There's nowhere I can't reach. |
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