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SophiaGrace
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Loneliness is emptiness. It is a lack or a percieved lack of feeling connected to others. But sometimes maybe loneliness-- or this sense of emptiness, is a chance for us to learn how to deal with it. To not give into it, and do desperate things or things which are attempts to fill ourselves up.
To not get into friendships which are unfulfilling
To not let ourselves be swayed by things which do not fit us
To not attempt to fill ourselves up. To just be. Can't we just be?
Loneliness is looking at ourselves. Looking at our actions of pushing others away, of our feelings of inadequacies which motivate us to be avoidant. Of shame, of guilt, of sorrow which isolate us.
Of the patterns in our mind that bring us to this point.
This is loneliness.
Our actions are loneliness.
Our defensive introvert attitudes are loneliness.
Our inability to be alone and be fine with that is loneliness.
Loneliness. What should fill this emptiness instead?
To not get into friendships which are unfulfilling
To not let ourselves be swayed by things which do not fit us
To not attempt to fill ourselves up. To just be. Can't we just be?
Loneliness is looking at ourselves. Looking at our actions of pushing others away, of our feelings of inadequacies which motivate us to be avoidant. Of shame, of guilt, of sorrow which isolate us.
Of the patterns in our mind that bring us to this point.
This is loneliness.
Our actions are loneliness.
Our defensive introvert attitudes are loneliness.
Our inability to be alone and be fine with that is loneliness.
Loneliness. What should fill this emptiness instead?