Loneliness is not a state of being alone, but a desert of souls with no one to resonate with.
When I was 18 years old, loneliness was the thought of rebellion and not being understood by the people around me, which highlighted my incompatibility;
At the age of 25, loneliness was the result of my lack of achievements among my peers, the anxiety of still trekking in the fog, and the late night questions to myself "Am I really bad?"
At the age of 30, loneliness is the relatively wordless silence in marriage. My heart is like a locked door or an isolated island with no one visiting it.
But loneliness is not a flaw, but a blank space in the soul, which allows us to hear our inner voice in the hustle and bustle, stay awake when chasing blindly, and find our true frequency in the age of drifting.
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