When we are young, we think being alone is hard.
As we grow up, we realize that being alone can be wonderful.
Everyone has a better version of themselves, one they can only meet when they are alone.
What does it really feel like to live alone?
Perhaps it is lonely sometimes, but never lonesome.
Perhaps you grow used to solitude, but never find it boring.
Perhaps things are difficult, but you never lose your nerve.
Perhaps you feel lost at times, but you keep moving forward.
Solitude is the fastest way to understand yourself, giving you plenty of time to make peace with the world.
Alone, you can quietly sort through your feelings.
Alone, you can shape your life to suit yourself.
Being alone does not mean you no longer need love.
Alone, you can thrive in this big city.
All our lives, we strive to find security within ourselves instead of relying on others.
We venture into the world with sincere hearts, living with strength and warmth,
and in the days we spend alone, we become another, stronger and more grounded version of ourselves.
Dear you,
I want to keep listening to the tides, hearing your crashing waves and the sorrowful murmur of the undercurrents.
I hope you remember:
When you are quietly working hard by yourself, never feel lonely, because I will always be with you.
