Re: Isolation?
Re: Isolation?
There are occasions when I do feel lonely, but having said that, I do prefer my isolation, that is why I avoid social occasions. I have never been one for visiting neighbours or friends, certainly not without specific invitations. Since living here for five years I can count on one hand the amount of people, apart from family, who have been in my home. My dream was always to have a remote cottage with woodland behind it. I even saw the one I would have loved, miles from anywhere. Obviously not practical given my mobility difficulties now.Re: Isolation?
Re: Isolation?
15 yrs ago I moved into a house on my own , I'd never lived alone and was very lonely and sad , it took many years to get used to being alone . I have no family near , others who I new were surrounded by family , I felt envious they had that comfort . It was hard and I always hoped one day I would be content . Now I can honestly say I no longer feel that way , I'm ok in my aloneness and in many ways prefer it . I like doing things by myself now , selfishly I prefer it , I can please myself . As I get older I'm more and more at peace with myself , I like it . I could never live with anyone again , I only have me to think of . Yet I can feel empathy for some who are lonely , I know how sad it can feel . I like to close my doors and be with me . I can be with people quite happily but always glad to come homeRe: Isolation?
Re: Isolation?
Yes, I like being solitary some times. I wrote a poem about it.
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