That is what I've continued to be able to carry through into my adulthood. And I would say I pretty much still spend most of my time by myself because I'm working and that requires a level of focus and seriousness that is really hard to do with others in the room. And so I pretty much have the same amount, if not more solitude time as. No, I still think I had more solitude as a child because as a mom, you can't be by yourself all the time
Ranjana Kamo
@Gamechanger · 0:35
Thank you so much for sharing this. I love my solitude and I think my best decisions have come from being in solitude and just thinking about life. And I just love to be all by myself. Most of the times I wouldn't say that I'm antisocial, but then, given the preference, I would prefer my own company to others. So that sums it up for me. Thank you so much. Have a lovely week. Bye
Susi Lawson
@susisouljourney · 4:51
First of all, I didn't want to marry a guy that didn't treat me right, and that's how most of them were that I dated. But I really think that I just was so afraid that I would never have a chance to have my own space and my own time to think, to draw, to play guitar, to paint, because everything I do that I dearly love requires solitude. And when I became a mother, I had to
Susi Lawson
@susisouljourney · 0:35
You. Okay? I want to apologize because I thought you were using the prompt about something that hasn't changed since you were a child. And now I see that you're using the life lesson you learned from a child. I misunderstood. But anyway, I wanted to reply to your comments about solitude because really related to that. So thank you for sharing that. I'm sorry if I got the topic mixed up, but I think it's still relevant, so I appreciate you. Bye