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  • @lhnath | Do you ever feel lonely?
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    "But yeah, I think loneliness is a part of life. I think some of the loneliest people in the world are, well, elderly. A lot of times if some people, some people don't really develop people skills over their lifetime. And then when they get older, they're, they're more isolated. And I mean, there's people that are in like nursing homes that have no real connection to somebody, I mean, family for."
    10 min
  • @LadyFi | Do you ever feel lonely? Well....let me explain
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    "It's interesting that you ask this question because, yeah, I feel lonely all the time. Sometimes when I'm in a full house, I feel lonely because sometimes people just don't identify with me on the same level. I can be sitting in the same room with my husband sometimes and feel so lonely. And I know that's shameful to say maybe to some. To me, it's more informative to myself that we are not on the same page always."
    2 min
  • @AnngieKaye | Do you ever feel lonely?
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    "Yes. Heck, yes. Absolutely. Something that helps me is a quote that I heard a few years ago by a woman who was actually preaching and giving a sermon. She said that loneliness is not the absence of people, but it's the absence of purpose. And that quote resonated with me because I know, like many others, I felt lonely while being in a literal crowd of people. So it's not about having people physically around you. It is about purpose."
    2 min
  • @MsColes77 | Do you ever feel lonely?
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    "These aren't the people where I can, quote, unquote, let my hair down, be myself, be vulnerable, transparent. Like, those aren't my people. And so I think when I'm not around my people, that's when I feel most lonely. Because it can be hard when you're around a group of people, but you can't really be yourself. You can't really open up. You feel very guarded when you're around certain groups of people."
    2 min
  • @arunanandarao | Do you ever feel lonely?
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    "A living, breathing soul woven into the grand tapestry of human experience. Now we are all exploring together, as we are all travelling in the same boat. The question do you ever feel lonely? This discussion delves deeply into the nature of loneliness, exploring it as a universal human experience through the lenses of various fields, the dialogue synthesized, practical coping strategies, personal reflection, and the views of globally recognized thinkers in creative works such as podcast, script and poem that the speaker is presenting to you."
    15 min
  • @DressingRoom8 | Do you ever feel lonely?
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    "And just to break the bubble or bust the bubble, you can be lonely in a crowd. So loneliness is a state of being, it's within you, it really has, it's not determinative by external factors. So when you're starting to feel lonely or that's when you have to start to do that self reflective period for yourself and say, why? What am I? What is this triggered from? Is it loneliness because you're not feeling seen?"
    2 min
  • @lhnath | What are your biggest fears?
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    "Do you want to see people in jeans with that are half hanging down their pants and their behind sticking out? I mean, you don't want to see that anytime. But what, what kind of standards do you expect? Don't you expect that people, if they're working with food, certainly they're clean, they wash their hands. Maybe their hair's up in a. You know, tied up, and maybe they have gloves on. You know, they're standards."
    15 min
  • @arunanandarao | How do you cope with stress?
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    "An executive volunteers at a local shelter on weekends. Finding it invigorates her spirit and provides perspective on her own challenges and stress. Positive psychology teaches that by cultivating positive emotions like gratitude, hope, compassion and humor, practicing mindful awareness and reframing stressful challenges, anyone can not only reduce the harm of stress, but actually build inner strength and joy. These approaches are practical and adaptable for students, managers, homemakers and people across the world. Turning stress from a burden into an opportunity for growth and well being."
    15 min
  • @lhnath | What do you think is the most important thing in life and why?
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    "And one of them, all of them are really cool except one of them, the eye fell off. So it had a, it was a one eyed nutcracker. It looked kind of stupid and kind of like, oh, you have this wonderful collection except for this fly in the ointment, whatever. So I, I prayed about it. Pray, Lord, you know, how could this eye, whatever. I prayed about it. Well, I'm."
    14 min

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