Joseph Vo

“For many who are alone, because their partner has died or they have separated from them, a sudden, unfamiliar emptiness is the order of the day. This can quickly turn into the thought of supposed uselessness and, not uncommonly, depressive moods. People without partners, whether wanted or unwanted, experience loneliness in a similarly desperate way. They all associate with a basic feeling, which is often called a “belief pattern” in psychology: Something is wrong with me, because…”
― Janett Menzel, About the Art of Being Alone & Single: How to overcome loneliness and the fear of being alone +++ 70 strategies & ways to become happy alone +++