Branching Out in Solitude
Solitude is a decision that gives independence and space from the pressures and disruptions of everyone else, and in this article, we will discuss the benefits of solitude and how it may help us branch out.
Solitude is a decision that gives independence and space from the pressures and disruptions of everyone else, and in this article, we will discuss the benefits of solitude and how it may help us branch out.
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We expect to be accepted entirely for who we are in every part of our lives, regardless of race, gender, or sexual orientation. In a perfect world, everyone will be accepted, but unfortunately, we live in an asymmetrical reality.
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Fear of not getting the job or “losing” can stress us out in every aspect of our lives, and as a result, we can start pushing ourselves too hard. In such situations, we have the option of continuing to push our boundaries, which could lead to physical or mental harm, or of taking a step back and reevaluating the stressors in our lives.
It always starts with one drink. As we drink more, people become more tolerable, life feels less challenging, and sleep finally appears attainable. But as days transpire, it’s not about “one” drink anymore.
While society has accepted many changes in this Millenium, the identity of the “real man” has stayed the same.
When you have an ailing relative battling for his life in the hospital, your mind expects the worst, but your heart beats with hope. I dreaded receiving the calls from his primary caregivers, thinking them to be would-be bearers of bad news.
COVID- 19 was declared as a global pandemic in March 2020. Every move I made became a mathematical calculation.