But nowadays, if you see around, if you look around yourself and if you experience it yourself, if you isolate yourself for a while, if you cut down your social interaction, how would you feel? Wouldn't you feel lonely, sad, hopeless? Wouldn't you feel like you are stuck in a perspective that is created by your mind? And you cannot think outside that box and you cannot think anything outside that specific perspective
Or it can be resolved from the various circumstances such as the living alone and physical distance from the loved ones. And while loneliness is like, it can occur even when we are surrounded by the people and can be influenced by the various factors. Yeah, but I think building a support network and cultivating meaningful connections can help combat the feelings of loneliness and reduce the negative impacts of isolation
Aishani Chatterjee
@Aishani · 2:03
Because I also used to think this way, the way you said that it sounds sad or it looks sad, but I think sometimes when someone is experiencing extreme burnout or extreme stress, it's therapeutic almost, to isolate oneself, at least for a period of time. So I think I see both the sides in this being an ambivote. So, yeah