So solitude leads to roses? But what happens when there is too much of it? Loneliness?
The conditioning done in life answers this question. Have I always lived with a lot of people around me? So many that now being alone is scary. Do people who live alone get used to the solitude or born that way?
In any case there is no reason for me to feel guilty about my solitude/space. One which a lot of people dont get though they deserve it. They just continue spending their lives in the anonymous yet familiar crowd of eyes.
The conditioning done in life answers this question. Have I always lived with a lot of people around me? So many that now being alone is scary. Do people who live alone get used to the solitude or born that way?
In any case there is no reason for me to feel guilty about my solitude/space. One which a lot of people dont get though they deserve it. They just continue spending their lives in the anonymous yet familiar crowd of eyes.
1 comment:
Finding solitude is really like diving for a pearl, you need to go deep to find it....and once you have it, you know its all worth it!
Doesn't matter who's around you or not....something like staring outside the window of a moving car....you forget who's driving or who's sitting next to you.
When loneliness strikes, you discover yourself the most, because that's when you ache to find something to drive it away...and in the process find something/someone you never realized you like!
Post a Comment