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Jada Chang
What's the different between 'solitude' and 'loneliness'?
'solitude
may foolishly be construed
as loneliness'
18 jun. 2009 11:53
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Loneliness is a negative state, marked by a sense of isolation. One feels that something is missing. It is possible to be with people and still feel lonely—perhaps the most bitter form of loneliness.
Solitude is the state of being alone without being lonely. It is a positive and constructive state of engagement with oneself. Solitude is desirable, a state of being alone where you provide yourself wonderful and sufficient company.
Solitude is a time that can be used for reflection, inner searching or growth or enjoyment of some kind. Deep reading requires solitude, so does experiencing the beauty of nature. Thinking and creativity usually do too.
Solitude restores body and mind. Lonelinesss depletes them.
18 juni 2009
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Jada Chang
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Chinees (Mandarijn), Chinees (Kantonees), Engels
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