Reposting from a friend:
"Research shows that it's the quality, not the quantity, of social interactions that best predicts loneliness.. Living alone helps us pursue sacred modern values - individual freedom, personal control and self-realization. This means that living alone can help us discover who we are as well as what gives us meaning and purpose. Paradoxically, living alone might be exactly what we need to reconnect."
A documentation of sporadic whims. A repository of random memories. A keeper of fleeting thoughts. As Jessie Wallace puts it, "we are the sum of all moments of our lives."
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