Afghanistan, Plenty-Coups, and a Crow mode of mind
I was waiting for your concluding statement of loneliness being a matter of choice. I see it in our small community (4,400 homes) that offers over 150 clubs of interest, yet some choose to be alone. Maybe that’s OK being a hermit for some?
I think it goes back to the difference between solitude and loneliness. The former is one of the best things, the latter one of the worst.
I was waiting for your concluding statement of loneliness being a matter of choice. I see it in our small community (4,400 homes) that offers over 150 clubs of interest, yet some choose to be alone. Maybe that’s OK being a hermit for some?
I think it goes back to the difference between solitude and loneliness. The former is one of the best things, the latter one of the worst.