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Why You Feel Comfortable In Your Loneliness| Wellnessnetic Care| Dr Manju Antil



Today we are here with a new article regarding why you feel lonely and, with the passage of time, why you feel comfortable in your loneliness, why you don't want to interact with people, and why you feel irritated when someone suddenly tries to enter in your comfort zone. In today's article you will be receiving all of your answers, so keep reading it till the end.


You've been lonely for so long that you've forgotten what genuine human connection feels like. This is a scary situation to find yourself in.

You've tried to connect with others in the past, including old friends and family, but they all seem either too busy or unwilling to accept you in their social circles.

Over time, you've accepted the reality that you'll be alone, even though some parts of you feel like you deserve better than this.

Also, you find that constantly texting others to meet or just to talk makes you seem needy and clingy, and you'd rather be by yourself than give off that appearance.


Even when you do text others and meet up with them, it often feels forced and transactional.

You wonder what happened to find the spark of connection, and over time, you give up on tackling your loneliness.

Moreover, the activities that you use to stave off loneliness, including watching romance movies, playing dating sims etc give you just enough warmth that you feel okay being by yourself.

Lastly, you've managed to occupy yourself with productive work or projects that can distract you from the feeling of being alone.


You used to feel jealous of those with an active social life, but ever since you accepted that you'll be lonely you think that there's a certain tragic beauty and peace to living life alone.

There's a difference between being okay to be alone and feeling lonely. If you feel called out by this, please remember: human beings are social creatures and our lives will be better with human connections, as much as we want to think otherwise.


You don't have to accept loneliness as a reality there is always something -- you can do to pursue new connections, even if it seems pathetic at times. You deserve more than a lonely life.

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