You might just find that shared loneliness negates the loneliness altogether.
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Read these stories next: How Millennials Are Rebranding Loneliness 7 Ways To Deal With Loneliness Loneliness Might Actually Be A Huge Public Health Hazard
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There are differences between chronic loneliness, social isolation and feelings of loneliness.
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Loneliness does not mean being alone; loneliness does not mean not having friends.
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Loneliness, people might call it, yet it was not loneliness that made her feel betrayed.
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Loneliness is an especially tricky problem because accepting and declaring our loneliness carries profound stigma.
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One thing is clear: Loneliness can drive you crazy, and extreme loneliness can make you homicidal.
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For Cigna's report, survey respondents were evaluated on their loneliness using the UCLA Loneliness Scale, a 20-item questionnaire that was developed to assess subjective feelings of loneliness and social isolation.
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Loneliness among Americans has reached "epidemic levels, " according to health service company Cigna's U.S. Loneliness Index, released Tuesday.
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"Both stereotypes about, and expectation of, loneliness were positively associated with loneliness status later on," the researchers explain.
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Loneliness itself is not a bad thing for Baldi; it's the nature of the loneliness that troubles him.
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While those who worked more than desired had a three point uptick in loneliness on the UCLA Loneliness Scale, while those who worked less than desired had a full six point increase in loneliness.
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I think you're asking me about being in a position of loneliness in order to make work about loneliness.
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"Some say loneliness has the same effect on longevity as smoking," Maike Luhmann, a loneliness researcher, told me in May.
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Loneliness can be used by God to develop our character In loneliness God reveals our weaknesses and works on changing them.
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There's so much research on loneliness—psychologists are really obsessed with it, and while loneliness can be painful and have negative effects, we miss out on the benefits of solitude when we focus only on the perils of loneliness.
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I am a historian, and my most recent book, "A Biography of Loneliness," explores the modern rise of loneliness in the West.
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At its core, this is a movie about heartbreak and loss and loneliness, and what heartbreak, loss, and loneliness do to a person.
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That is, a call-in line can help reduce feelings of loneliness temporarily, but is not likely to reduce levels of chronic loneliness.
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He warns of a "loneliness epidemic," and notes that Britain has taken the lead with the recent appointment of a minister for loneliness.
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Read these stories next: How Millennials Are Rebranding Loneliness 7 Ways To Deal With Loneliness Why It's Totally Fine To Enjoy Being A Loner
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Today the Jo Cox Commission on Loneliness launches which Jo started to expose the loneliness crisis and find ways to solve it #HappytoChat pic.twitter.
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That contagion fits into Murthy's concept of loneliness as an epidemic, and Lennard's belief that we have embedded our loneliness into our built environment.
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"My life is ocean of loneliness," Benanti-as-Melania said, only to clarify that she was talking about her new fragrance, Ocean of Loneliness.
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The Surprising Effects of Loneliness on Health Scientists are gaining a more refined — and surprising — understanding of the effects of loneliness and isolation on health.
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The survey, which charts social isolation using a common measure known as the U.C.L.A. Loneliness Scale, shows that loneliness is worse in each successive generation.
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Sure, loneliness is partially the result of genes, as our personalities and our propensity for mood disorders like depression are linked to loneliness, and our genes.
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Loneliness isn't always easy to see; just because someone appears be outgoing and social on the outside doesn't mean that they're not privately struggling with loneliness.
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The measurement of loneliness was done using a loneliness scale developed by the University of California, Los Angeles, a standard measure recommended by government, Field added.
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So no, I'm not afraid of loneliness . . .
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Former US surgeon general Vivek Murthy on the loneliness epidemic Vivek Murthy's explanation of how loneliness acts on the body is worth the time, all on its own.
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While older adults are considered the most at-risk for health issues related to loneliness, survey data indicates that millennials report more feelings of loneliness than their older counterparts.
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The article also addresses the semi-obvious: Eating alone can absolutely be symptomatic of loneliness, and loneliness on a societal scale is kind of a huge deal right now.
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Loneliness is a risk — though changing work patterns and isolating technologies have seen a surge in loneliness among the young — and long-term relationships pose hazards of their own.
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To Counter Loneliness, Find Ways to Connect Much of modern life, though seeming to promote connectivity, has had the opposite effect of fostering social isolation and loneliness, experts say.
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Identifying the root of loneliness If you're going to try to pull yourself out of feeling lonely, it's important to identify the cause of that loneliness, according to Kislev.
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The "loneliness epidemic" has been in h The "loneliness epidemic" has been in h Buddhist monk Haemin Sunim's new book is about learning to love yourself in today's world.
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We are living in what the New York Times calls "an epidemic of loneliness," and the toll that loneliness is taking on public health is only beginning to reveal itself.
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"We know that loneliness can be triggered by the onset of a health condition or illness, but equally the experience of loneliness itself can exacerbate that health condition," Field said.
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To Counter Loneliness, Find Ways to Connect (2018) Much of modern life, though seeming to promote connectivity, has had the opposite effect of fostering social isolation and loneliness, experts say.
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Chronic loneliness is defined as loneliness or social isolation that occurs over a long period of time and affects your mental and physical health, according to the American Psychological Association.
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I also know another person who, from the loneliness of sleeping in their car and just the loneliness of not talking to anybody, because drivers don't talk to each other really.
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" "Are they complaining out of inadequacy, loneliness, fear, fatigue?
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"There was just so much emotion — loneliness, happiness, love."
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Public health experts in many countries are debating how to address a "loneliness epidemic" that corrodes modern life, but Britain has taken the lead: Last year it appointed a minister for loneliness.
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Loneliness and art, to be specific: Ms. Laing's primary subject is not herself, but rather artists like Edward Hopper and Andy Warhol and Henry Darger, for whom, she argues, loneliness was everywhere.
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While loneliness hasn't been identified as a mental health condition, studies have shown a link between loneliness and a higher risk of early death, cardiovascular issues, and poor mental health, among other conditions.
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Your life just stops, and the loneliness is so isolating.
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You can immediately feel tension and loneliness in the song.
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They talk about loneliness all the time at this moment.
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The potential effects of loneliness on health are well established.
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And God can cultivate beauty in your character through loneliness.
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Your greatest achievement may be birthed out of your loneliness.
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The ad presents porn as an antidote for holiday loneliness.
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We learn from our collective trauma, from our collective loneliness.
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"There is a loneliness" to his job, he once said.
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Yet loneliness is not especially a phenomenon of the elderly.
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This reflects poorly on the state of thinking about loneliness.
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Even Prince knew there was no real cure for loneliness.
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His loneliness required that he take whatever he could get.
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By witnessing it, he joined them in their awful loneliness.
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That makes for "a scary sort of loneliness", she says.
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It is better than loneliness, that is for darn sure.
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Loneliness, at least among American students, appears to be declining.
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"It may be hard to feel the loneliness," Sussman says.
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"Loneliness is personal, and it is also political," Laing concludes.
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But the chill also mirrors the protagonist's constant, miserable loneliness.
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Experts say it's a mix of nostalgia, loneliness, and opportunity.
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We know there's a difference between loneliness and being alone.
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Perhaps forging a new Sabbath tradition would ease her loneliness.
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Studies have found that loneliness can negatively impact our health.
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Your body aches and pangs with the pulse of loneliness.
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"Loneliness is personal, and it is also political," she writes.
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But loneliness isn't just a personal or public health crisis.
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The first half of "Viktor" is dominated by individual loneliness.
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It's a period of stress, which increases loneliness, he said.
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" "People need to realize that [loneliness] is a common problem.
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You'd also see a surge in loneliness late in life.
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Read This Next: Loneliness Is Making Our Political Situation Worse
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How would you describe their work in relation to loneliness?
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Taking a step back to the loneliness aspect you mentioned.
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She sings, bemusedly, about loneliness and wishing she was lionhearted.
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Through such exchanges, his loneliness and despair are excruciatingly rendered.
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But Bell underscores the loneliness and pain she often felt.
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Are there effective ways to share a sense of loneliness?
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A deep, stark place of loneliness is where I was.
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His loneliness is revealed to be more existential than physical.
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I am going crazy over here from anger and loneliness.
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To save herself, she fights to overcome her own loneliness.
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TAVERNISE: So with her grief comes this really intense loneliness.
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How do you cope with feelings of isolation and loneliness?
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Loneliness only occurs when that specific, individual requirement goes unmet.
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But it doesn't have to turn into a loneliness boom.
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Anxiety about loneliness is a common feature of modern societies.
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"Loneliness and anxiety are still on the rise," he said.
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None of these helped me not think about my loneliness.
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I found empowerment in my freedom as opposed to loneliness.
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Each painting is a story of loneliness, eternity, and longing.
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Why are insurers like Cigna so focused on loneliness now?
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My other relationships have been more like truces with loneliness.
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Every President comes to learn the loneliness of ultimate power.
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What do these paintings add to their discussion about loneliness?
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But that loneliness is subsiding after the grand jury's report.
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Musk told Rolling Stone he's struggled with loneliness since childhood.
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Rape and abuse is not about sexual longing or loneliness.
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Sometimes loneliness is not having the means to opt out.
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Organizations like The Campaign To End Loneliness in the UK are already on top of this work, and attempting to prove to legislators who make choices about healthcare that loneliness really is a health hazard.
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You recall that we fielded the largest study of its kind some time ago relative to loneliness and we were able to determine that in the United States we have an elevated level of loneliness.
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Loneliness is epidemic, and in the coming years it could explode.
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All my feelings of despair, loneliness, and grief, wondrously fizzled away.
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If he's not able to face his loneliness, then can anybody?
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What could be a scene of loneliness and alienation is not.
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We see the butt again later on in Jim's loneliness sequence.
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They ask about loneliness, about grief, about the voice of God.
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The third is psychological, since loneliness can augment depression or anxiety.
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"Loneliness is a long, unbearable pain," he later wrote from prison.
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But fame couldn't stave off the bassist's panic attacks or loneliness.
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In turn, Dr. Chansky says, this can trigger loneliness and depression.
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And children are raised like livestock, defined only by their loneliness.
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For her, there was a lot of loneliness associated with that.
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But researchers have ignored that loneliness can happen at any time.
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It was a terrifying kind of loneliness I hadn't experienced before.
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Is there any better way to stave off Valentine's Day loneliness?
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That loneliness and alienation is such a theme of Haruki Murakami's.
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That means this anti-loneliness technology is leaving some people out.
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You're mirror images of strength and perseverance, not desperation and loneliness.
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Robots will help assuage loneliness and mitigate the effects of dementia.
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Interestingly, Princess Diana famously struggled with loneliness after marrying Prince Charles.
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While she's happy being alone, she hasn't been spared of loneliness.
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On weekdays, when the tourists and sightseers have left, loneliness descends.
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Loneliness may not be an aesthetic, but it is a mood,
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So, even though it's loneliness it can register as physical pain.
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Loneliness is a particularly challenging aspect of the caregiving role too.
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He soon discovered the loneliness that afflicts so many UK residents.
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We're living in what you might call an epidemic of loneliness.
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Loneliness in the city is a strong theme in Marsden's photography.
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He believes neoliberalism has created loneliness, and it's hard to disagree.
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Research has shown that loneliness hurts us on a cellular level.
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If we aren't sharing the burdens of life, loneliness is inevitable.
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We know that loneliness can negatively impact physical and mental health.
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There's a forlornness to some of these clowns, and a loneliness.
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"Stress from loneliness is an insidious type of stress," Murthy says.
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That is Palmer in Baltimore — minus the loneliness that shrouded Rocky.
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Loneliness was associated with significantly poorer physical health after a year.
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There's so much loneliness and despair and drudgery in this play.
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It seems a widely held belief that pet ownership mitigates loneliness.
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Men and women differ greatly in how they grapple with loneliness.
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Find me a quotation about young people, loneliness, and social media.
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Like Anderson, Mr. Keillor has a feel for loneliness and isolation.
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While it can be hard to identify, loneliness can spread easily.
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On the contrary, keeping to yourself and experiencing loneliness is toxic.
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Inside, though, I was suffering from loneliness, anxiety and sensory overload.
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I think that that kind of loneliness can feel especially bad.
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Do you have any advice for combating loneliness in New York?
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"Tzina is a story about lost love and loneliness," says Anlen.
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But the hard work wasn't the issue; it was the loneliness.
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Loneliness is a much deeper thing than just who you're with.
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This is what makes loneliness such a tragedy — and a trap.
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It's also easier for discipline and counterbalances the loneliness of DJing.
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There's true loneliness here, not just the fear of being lonely.
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And technology somehow helps them find a connection through the loneliness.
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Her voice still clouds with hurt when describing her daughter's loneliness.
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Here are some resources to combat loneliness, and access recovery resources.
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He, too, was a neuroscientist, but with an expertise in loneliness.
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One important issue to consider that also impacts your health: loneliness.
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He has hallucinated his entire experience and collapsed from utter loneliness.
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We can't all depend on adult children to stave off loneliness.
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Housemates serve to combat loneliness and reduce the cost of living.
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She's thinking and composing her way through disappointment, loneliness and uncertainty.
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For the most part, loneliness has an obvious antidote: human interaction.
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Her loneliness radiates like heat from the pages of this book.
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And I paid the price: I experienced depression, anxiety, and loneliness.
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"Loneliness saps vitality, impairs productivity and diminishes enjoyment of life," Drs.
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Residents of these same institutions are already particularly susceptible to loneliness.
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But there are other ways in which loneliness causes pain, too.
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As one of the few black female C.E.O.s, the loneliness builds.
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Here is a pithy summation of the special loneliness of genius.
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Drugs were "for me, a path out of loneliness," Cameron writes.
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The first thought was loneliness and need for affection and approval.
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Sometimes they resemble David's impasse: break-ups, loneliness, and dreams deferred.
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The consequences stretch from loneliness to the worst kind of loss.
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Vestibular disorders are invisible, which contributes to the loneliness sufferers feel.
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And her career as a pop star only exacerbates that loneliness.
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Recent surveys indicate that loneliness is reaching epidemic proportions among Americans.
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Alix's loneliness drives her to think and do some weird things.
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Among the top challenges confronting them are loneliness and difficulty collaborating.
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" Her life, then, became one of "loneliness and brooding—and reading.
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It's the loneliness part that creates the most conventionally dynamic scenes.
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A lot of people feel their loneliness or isolation is unique.
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The hours are long, the profits thin and the loneliness unrelenting.
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Researchers said they found an "inverse relationship" between loneliness and wisdom.
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What we're reading: This essay on digital postpartum loneliness in Wired.
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Using loneliness as an excuse for binge drinking is just pathetic.
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In her view, how do they contribute to loneliness on campus?
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Others referenced loneliness, boredom or simply a lack of shared interests.
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It was a childhood of disappointment and rejection, of suffocating loneliness.
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They recounted their own experiences of bullying, harassment, discrimination, and loneliness.
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"Bodies carry a lot of hurt, trauma, and loneliness," Irkalla says.
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And I think, and then a sense of loneliness or disconnection.
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She is the author of The Loneliness of the Black Republican.
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They defined loneliness as a feeling of inadequate social connection and they differentiated loneliness from social isolation—that is, just like every after-school special hammered into you, being lonely isn't the same as being alone.
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And we mentioned earlier that Britain has just appointed its first Minister for Loneliness because they're saying that loneliness and isolation in Britain in particular is now at epidemic levels and they need to address it.
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She was suffering that loneliness, that sense of being unloved, unwanted in her relationship with Jesus, but in solidarity with and identified with others who were in some way living that sense of loneliness and being unloved.
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Bella also opened up about the loneliness she felt in her relationship.
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There can be intense loneliness in being a stay at home parent.
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They have no idea the tension that exists—the loneliness, pain, regret.
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And I love the idea of de-stigmatizing the feeling of loneliness.
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Is its loneliness any more profound than it would have been otherwise?
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Her idea that totalitarianism is essentially organized loneliness seems awfully relevant now.
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But loneliness should never be confused with the desire to be alone.
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Like those artists, Talmadge excels at inscribing loneliness into brick and mortar.
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Forthright about her loneliness, she turned to other deep friendships for sustenance.
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But loneliness can also strike those with seemingly ample friends and family.
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The findings complement academic research which uses standardised questionnaires to measure loneliness.
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But isolation does seem to be increasing, so loneliness may be too.
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The idea that loneliness is bad for your health is not new.
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The platform has "stumbled into loneliness", notes Noelle Marcus, its co-founder.
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DOCTORS and policymakers in the rich world are increasingly worried about loneliness.
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Doctors and policymakers in the rich world are increasingly worried about loneliness.
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Still, I experience recurrent periods of intense self-hate, loneliness and anxiety.
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But, as Jo Cox acknowledged, loneliness is not confined to the elderly.
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And then there is loneliness among those who have barely started school.
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I felt a lot of things, but loneliness wasn't one of them.
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I think about silence; I think about shame, I think about loneliness.
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This is a gripping study of power, and the loneliness of power. ■
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And that loneliness in midlife may be more common than most realize.
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Nine years of loneliness as a nak muay farang in Bangkok, Thailand.
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"There's a loneliness running through a lot of the show," she said.
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Some groups are now dedicated to tackling the loneliness of elderly Irish.
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All of this talk of loneliness drives Midge to Joel's office-apartment.
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I like to emphasize the space around the characters and the loneliness.
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Welles once remarked, but in our loneliness, there's company to be found.
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The biggest problems these attitudes posed were loneliness, anger, and trouble socializing.
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They are laden with heavy, hot color, garish furnishings, and utter loneliness.
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The hollow loneliness that can only be inspired by other people's joy.
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Participants also completed surveys about their health, wellbeing, sleep quality and loneliness.
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My childhood was pretty unhappy: confusing, painful, full of anger and loneliness.
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The people who go will need to be extra resilient to loneliness.
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I stepped away without ordering, scared her emaciated loneliness might be contagious.
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Suicide rates, which closely correlate with loneliness, have been spiking since 1999.
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Yet the basis of Xie's work is a solitude distinct from loneliness.
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It's feverish but unhurried, a slowly smoldering set that's emphatic about loneliness.
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Regardless, Cline gorgeously maps the topography of one loneliness-ravaged adolescent heart.
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In the study, pets were described as a "psychological deterrent to loneliness."
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Yes, that is actually like, a moody color, the color of loneliness.
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How I loved in my loneliness the comfort of those pantings & unpantings.
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Tong had immigrated from China, and Eddie's companionship helped ease her loneliness.
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What does the condition of loneliness help you find in your work?
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It gave me a complete and utter sense of isolation and loneliness.
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Most expatriates live in loneliness away from their families and loved ones.
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When left in solitude, he said, he banished loneliness by reading, voraciously.
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Her social disinhibition is a problem, but loneliness can be destructive, too.
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These moves could further exacerbate feelings of loneliness among our older population.
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Voracious. Books were an escape from boredom and loneliness and also worries.
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And in Austin, I felt a loneliness that was hard to explain.
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Have you noticed that loneliness is a problem among people your age?
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It is the loneliness of Schuyler's position that makes me trust it.
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Do you have any suggestions to help combat the loneliness and isolation?
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" She added, "I think loneliness is the strongest pain in the world.
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Studies have found loneliness as dangerous as smoking 15 cigarettes a day.
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One researcher called the loneliness epidemic a greater health threat than obesity.
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Loneliness dissipates when you find comfort and pleasure in your own company.
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One of the inevitable costs will be an increase in our loneliness.
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But loneliness isn't just a negative state, to be vanquished or suppressed.
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Loneliness is part of the job, even as the world passes by.
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Loneliness, researchers have found, comes with its own set of health hazards.
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By far the worst thing, he told Dr. Shavit, has been loneliness.
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It's unfettered by the loneliness that people can feel in New York.
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Could America's angrily partisan politics be explained by a rise in loneliness?
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Failing to feel heroic on the Orion was a recipe for loneliness.
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A lack of listening is a primary contributor to feelings of loneliness.
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For nine months, he battled the mud, threat of death and loneliness.
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Loneliness is the inability to speak with another in one's private language.
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But that ache, that loneliness for the lost beloved never goes away.
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Loneliness is something very real in a household where there's neurodegenerative disease.
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"We're looking to solve housing affordability, and loneliness and community," said Collins.
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"Loneliness is the sad reality of modern life," the prime minister said.
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Floating over Epicureanism, for all its appeal, is a sense of loneliness.
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Lucca's inscrutability is now reframed as a mix of loneliness and defensiveness.
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I fear the loneliness that will occur when she leaves this earth.
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We just need to get smarter about how we deal with loneliness.
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Even though she spoke Spanish, she felt an overwhelming sense of loneliness.
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The Cigna-Ipsos study found workplace loneliness had an impact on health.
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How will New Yorkers get along without these antidotes to urban loneliness?
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Sometimes it is the overwhelming sense of loneliness while working through plans.
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Corruption, all kinds of greed, loneliness … You're thirsting after a basketball career.
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Isolationism personally and politically only serves to compound our sense of loneliness.
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I can relate to the loneliness described in this very touching essay.
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"A journal could combat loneliness, fear, frustration, even mutiny," Lewis-Jones says.
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The album captures loneliness and congregation—a greater community, lineage, and soundscape.
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In Hatakeyama's photographs of the city, there's a cramped feeling of loneliness.
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Because strong marriages, friendships and social networks can keep loneliness at bay, researchers wanted to see if becoming more involved in the community through volunteer work might make loneliness less common for an especially vulnerable group: recent widows.
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So we have to think small, of the everyday—verbalize our own loneliness, be aware of others' circumstances and how loneliness is cultivated, break through our awkwardness and call people that we know want to hear from us.
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One reason we need to be careful about how we measure and respond to loneliness is that, as the University of Chicago psychologist John Cacioppo argues, an occasional and transitory feeling of loneliness can be healthy and productive.
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Researchers found that the link between sleep disruptions and loneliness persisted even after marital status and family size were taken into account, suggesting that loneliness depends on how people perceive their social situation rather than the situation itself.
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But, they cautioned, that does not prove that loneliness causes dementia and noted that the opposite could be true as well, because dementia and its accompanying mood changes could contribute to some of the social withdrawal of loneliness.
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The field study, called "No Employee an Island: Workplace Loneliness and Job Performance," surveyed 672 employees and their 114 supervisors from a range roles in the U.S. There were two reasons why loneliness hurt workplace performance, said Barsade.
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Why addressing loneliness in children can prevent a lifetime of loneliness in adults However, if we want to provide trauma-informed care, we need assessments (PDF) to have a better understanding of the population overall for treatment and recovery.
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Age UK, an organization similar to AARP in the United States, oversees an array of programs aimed at decreasing loneliness and coordinates efforts with fire brigades to look for signs of loneliness and isolation in the homes they enter.
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"Some say loneliness has the same effect on longevity as smoking," Luhmann says.
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Depression was the most common diagnosis, but loneliness was also a frequent theme.
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I hope this film sparks debate about girlhood and mental illness and loneliness.
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And we're examining a recent study that linked social media usage with loneliness.
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Despite the series' focus on community, the theme of loneliness plays on here.
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How are Trump and Brexit direct responses to the loneliness and the uprootedness?
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Nevertheless, the thrill of reveling in such expansive landscapes is worth the loneliness.
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Loneliness is increasingly seen as a risk factor for disease and mental decline.
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All the lyrics come from a place of loneliness and sadness and stuff.
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This isn't the first time science has found loneliness connected with poor health.
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That being said, loneliness and isolation can also be hazardous for our health.
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In January Theresa May, the British prime minister, appointed a minister for loneliness.
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In the blog, she detailed sexism from casting agents, financial hardships, and loneliness.
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Loneliness is expensive: it takes a huge toll on the National Health Service.
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Dennis Nilsen's biographer, Brian Masters, describes Nilsen's boyhood as one of "corrosive loneliness".
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ST, I do not want you to go back to your crushing loneliness.
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Such initiatives could help combat loneliness, an increasing problem across the rich world.
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It's about a breakup, but it's also about loneliness and connection and vulnerability.
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"Loneliness," he explained, confirming that he did not have a lot of friends.
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It is Christmas Eve, after all, and any balm against loneliness will do.
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"(From "Loneliness") "Someone I loved once gave me a box full of darkness.
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Loneliness, which has led him to become entangled with an unkind, grasping woman.
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No Man's Sky's loneliness is where this title is likely to divide players.
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For instance, there was recently a GWAS study on loneliness and social isolation.
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Volunteering, which eases loneliness, is prescribed in parts of Scotland and in Blackburn.
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But today, its distinctive angularity looks almost intentional, intensifying the story's stark loneliness.
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Or a silent afterwork drink to coax away that cold, crippling loneliness.[Tinder]
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The loneliness gripped me every time I had a spare moment to myself.
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Still, I didn't want to give up and take the loneliness lying down.
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The combination of loneliness and frustrated ambition, vanity and disappointment, encourages aberrant behaviour.
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That would be the aching loneliness of these two souls on the margins.
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And then there's chronic, or "trait loneliness," which is internal to the person.
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But after spending a few months in a reception center, loneliness overwhelmed him.
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The song "Outsiders" by Au/Ra is an anthem of solidarity in loneliness.
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Later on, he says: "My hatred was created in the crucible of loneliness".
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"Loneliness in and of itself is a hazard to your health," Pomidor said.
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Raised by a single mom, he admitted to feeling a lot of loneliness.
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Anyone can see that would taste like: loneliness and 13-year-old trolls.
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Did you have strategies for dealing with things like conflict, loneliness, and anxiety?
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It's me and my dog Henry and a loneliness that's suffocating at times.
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But a deep-seated loneliness shines through too: where does he fit in?
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The stigma of loneliness is so ripe that we lie to one another.
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The themes of communication and outreach as a buffer against loneliness and isolation.
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Recurring themes of women and loneliness occur in the illustrations of Idalia Candelas.
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Strange and exquisite, the book is a meditation on exile, dislocation, and loneliness.
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Solitary confinement, loneliness, doubt and anxiety can do strange things to your mind.
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The center's director, in a lecture to parents, says loneliness is a factor.
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At the same time I wonder what they know about the loneliness here.
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Others among them wish to escape the loneliness of an increasingly sedentary retirement.
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But George's loneliness and pain are not only a consequence of his loss.
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He said loneliness is an aversive signal much like thirst, hunger or pain.
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Studies show that loneliness and social isolation are associated with higher death rates.
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But Issa's inner turmoil suggests that loneliness exists even when you're not alone.
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Romance scams, in which fraudsters develop fake relationship with victims, rely on loneliness.
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Not fighting loneliness and despair, as he spends every day on the couch.
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Thus she was spared the loneliness so many old people have to suffer.
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Indigo just is the color of loneliness, they even have songs about it.
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The UK just appointed a minister to deal with the nation's endemic loneliness.
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Perhaps the most clinically significant factor in this health disparity, however, is loneliness.
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But "High" really succeeded because it kept plenty of the original's heady loneliness.
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Despite all of the dating services, I do hear a lot about loneliness.
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Implying that women who don't have children are doomed to loneliness is ignorant.
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Understand that it's okay to feel fear, sadness, frustration, confusion, loneliness or guilt.
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That helps me get through the longing and loneliness when she's not here.
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And there are social causes in our environment like loneliness or financial insecurity.
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Its pursuit is the loneliness coiled within the heart of the American dream.
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It helped me deal with some of the loneliness that I was experiencing.
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Loneliness is part of all the characters' lived experiences in different ways, too.
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Could this loneliness, this outsiderness, be a permanent fixture of my identity now?
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At its best, the Christian church has been a corrective to people's loneliness.
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The loneliness of older people is a real problem, but it is solvable.
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Our loneliness drew us together, and ultimately we fell in love and married.
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Abe (not his real name) has dealt with loneliness for a long time.
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When someone else points out your loneliness, it makes it 100 times worse.
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And how such a society could endow one woman's loneliness with tragic dimensions.
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Countless things are now described as epidemics: loneliness, selfies, nostalgia, partisanship, fake news.
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Loneliness can be a result of the self-isolation required during a quarantine.
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"Loneliness won't just make you miserable — it will kill you," Dr. Nobel said.
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Loneliness isn't the same thing as solitude, nor is it solitude's inevitable consequence.
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This might be contributing to a "crisis of loneliness" in cities Ellard says.
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Professor Cacioppo has spent much of his career documenting the dangers of loneliness.
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Loneliness and big-city disconnection melt away in the presence of great art.
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Feeling of loneliness among singles not yet having found "the one" still abound.
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"You suffer loneliness by yourself, but you are still discriminated against," he wrote.
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"I moved here because I was dying of loneliness," she told USA Today.
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He had an uncommon appreciation for anger, fear, stress, sadness, disappointment and loneliness.
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Mr. Maxwell does endow his characters with some consciousness of their existential loneliness.
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It is the very nature of loneliness and social isolation to be invisible.
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And, research has showed, chronic loneliness can have adverse consequences for your health.
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Anxiety and depression can also plays a part in loneliness — and vice versa.
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"It's important to say that loneliness is causing us health troubles," Matt says.
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I also found their evil downside: sexless marriages, industrial-scale infidelity and loneliness.
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Weiss reports that receiving letters helps relieve loneliness for immigrants stuck in detention.
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"I moved here because I was dying of loneliness," Gifford told the newspaper.
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Is this what loneliness is like when one moves to a foreign country?
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In these poems, Skeets reckons with homophobia and loneliness and death and murder.
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Physical loneliness over the holidays doesn't preclude you from finding emotional support elsewhere.
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Loneliness, in other words, is finally being recognized as a public health issue.
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It runs with Richardson's "The Loneliness of the Long Distance Runner" (1962). (filmforum.org)
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Still, being the woman born Stefani Germanotta can be deafening in its loneliness.
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However, her self-portrait work started as an antidote to loneliness and boredom.
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It's the grind, the misery, the loneliness, and the pointlessness of it all.
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But, beneath all that, he's just looking for a different type of loneliness.
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And there's evidence that suggests loneliness naturally rises and falls throughout our lifetimes.
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The two-part track also explores several facets of mental illness and loneliness.
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"For some people, volunteering regularly can actually help decrease feelings of loneliness and this is important because loneliness is linked to many health outcomes such as increased risk of heart disease, dementia, functional decline and death," Perissinotto said by email.
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"Humans have evolved as a highly social species, and as such, loneliness and very little social stimulation can be coded in the nervous system as a threat — since loneliness is one of the most potent stressors," Hellmans said to Psych Central.
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Loneliness has become such a significant public health problem that in the United Kingdom, Prime Minister Theresa May appointed a minister for loneliness this year in a drive to tackle social isolation, which estimates suggest is endured by 9 million Britons.
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Her account of research suggesting an association between loneliness and autoimmune disease, and her description of a dismal state known as the "loneliness loop," are some of the most informative — and from a public health perspective, important — passages in the book.
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According to John T. Cacciopo, the late University of Chicago psychologist and loneliness researcher, about 28500 percent of people consider loneliness a "major source of unhappiness in their lives" — and one third of Americans 6900 and older say they are lonely.
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In other words, the toll of loneliness might influence the severity of people's symptoms.
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The song imagines what his long adventures, while filled with loneliness, would be like.
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Many of the studies exploring this connection have suggested loneliness worsens our sleeping habits.
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Loneliness is seen as something bad and we must take action to overcome it.
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God will test and even increase our patience while we wait in our loneliness.
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What we learn in our loneliness can give us a heightened sensitivity to others.
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Sometimes the very fact of our loneliness results from our sitting instead of serving.
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But if you look more closely, Diana's solo figure paints a picture of loneliness.
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I want to tell you about love, and loneliness, but it's getting late now.
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They picked out nuggets of heartland wisdom about loneliness, integrity, romance, meatloaf, and warts.
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Is administering death the solution that our society proposes to loneliness and mental illness?
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Three out of ten said their loneliness had made them think about harming themselves.
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It beat back loneliness of a personal sort, which both of them carried everywhere.
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Smartphones and social media are blamed for a rise in loneliness in young people.
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But he wasn't sure how to make McIntyre's existential loneliness feel palpable to theatregoers.
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The Temptations' hit "Just My Imagination," a ballad about loneliness and dreaming, was pallid.
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The loneliness took its toll; so did all that time driving on my back.
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Around 30, there are elevated levels of loneliness, and then again at age 50.
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BR: I guess, at least, it shows that loneliness can strike all throughout life.
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But, as Mr Stach vividly shows, loneliness, not humiliation, was Kafka's first formative experience.
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It's not just that religious rituals promote togetherness in a moment of historic loneliness.
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It's a meditation on death and loneliness, rendered in a variety of rich tones.
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FLCL speaks to people because it embodies the profound loneliness of becoming an adult.
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"I never felt a loneliness or a longing for this unknown parent," he says.
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But that's just the thing: nothing about My Lesbian Experience with Loneliness is predictable.
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Winter is for gorging, feasting, and eating away the feelings of desperation and loneliness.
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Early in the act, Evan sings "Waving Through the Window," lamenting about his loneliness.
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What can people do to stop fears of loneliness obscuring the benefits of solitude?
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I'm sure the weight of that loneliness at times feels crushing on your spirit.
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I think it manifests in the individualization of society and in our chronic loneliness.
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Because I live by myself, whenever I go home there's this feeling of loneliness.
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To examine loneliness among this age group—my own—we need to zoom out.
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It's easy to blame social media for the epidemic of loneliness in the young.
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They don't try to distract you from that loneliness — they let you inhabit it.
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Socializing with friends and family and increasing meaningful face-to-face interactions decreases loneliness.
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That loneliness could be eased if the rest of the world had more patience.
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"Loneliness is a physical pain that hurts all over," he wrote in his notebook.
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The unspoken stigma of loneliness is amply evident during calls to The Silver Line.
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I felt the lovely, plummeting loneliness of the California coast losing the day's heat.
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Life in a bubble: How we can fight hunger, loneliness, and radiation on Mars
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A "full understanding" of the phenomenon of loneliness is far from complete, Ong said.
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"It's that endless tundra of aloneness, of loneliness, stretching out before me," Sonya says.
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Millennials and those in Gen Z are the biggest victims of the loneliness epidemic.
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Sinclair: But I mean, for me personally, loneliness is my greatest fear for sure.
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"Through time you start lying to yourself and you become isolated in your loneliness."
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It felt kinda like you were working to play away some mass collective loneliness.
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Urban isolation, loneliness, professionalism, detachment — these are the signature themes of Michael Mann's films.
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Eating disorders, loneliness, substance abuse, and depression are still pervasive among LGBT youth worldwide.
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The Kirobo Mini could be the solution to alleviate loneliness for many childless adults.
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"The terrible loneliness of one's soul in such moments!" she confided in her diary.
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The mother struggled with isolation and loneliness before her hospital and nursing home stays.
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Loneliness, which compels us to bond with others, gives us what we call Humanity.
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But Britain, in fact, already has a serious problem with loneliness, research has found.
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"For far too many people, loneliness is the sad reality of modern life," Mrs.
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According to one study, loneliness is as lethal as smoking 15 cigarettes per day.
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It's also important to recognize that loneliness isn't the same as having few friends.
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Health providers identify social needs, including loneliness, and then connect patients to social supports.
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"I was in pain, but the loneliness of it was much stronger," she said.
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The loneliness of those who remain hangs like thick fog over Damascus, the capital.
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All of us have, at one point, experienced our share of rejection or loneliness.
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As any solo traveler knows, there's a fine line between loneliness and blissful solitude.
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Contrary to what the Supreme Court might suggest, though, companionship doesn't always mitigate loneliness.
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For young adults, loneliness and social isolation are major precipitants of suicide, experts say.
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The weird gift of loneliness is that it grounds us in our common humanity.
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You know where I should send it to, the new British Minister of Loneliness.
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In contrast, some experts say loneliness is as bad for the heart as smoking.
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The loneliness of being a pro-choice woman mourning the loss of a pregnancy.
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Professor Cacioppo is one of the leading voices advocating for better treatment of loneliness.
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Perhaps even more concerning is that the psychological strain of loneliness manifests physiologically, too.
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The mother struggled with isolation and loneliness before her hospital and nursing home stays.
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Wouldn't we be quitting on our son and his chance to avoid eternal loneliness?
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In its place lie deep sympathies for the uncertainty and loneliness of young adulthood.
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He's got this immense intelligence, and he's always full of this loneliness and sadness.
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But as the novelty recedes, on further viewing, what remains is a peculiar loneliness.
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In reality, working remotely requires discipline and can come with its share of loneliness.
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Loneliness can serious health consequences, with some experts calling it as dangerous as smoking.
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Skuler cited research on loneliness among the elderly and associated physical and mental decline.
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Help reduce loneliness and isolation among older people and become an Age UK befriender.
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"There's a huge senior population, but isolation and loneliness is still common," he said.
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Social isolation and loneliness can take a serious toll on elders, psychologically and physically.
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Less talked about is the increasing issues of depression, loneliness, and isolation among seniors.
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But those who reported loneliness -- 43% of the study population -- weren't necessarily living alone.
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Depression, loneliness, a lack of meaning, these are real problems in our society, too.
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For many workers, loneliness is linked to a lack of support and social interaction.
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But the broader message here is deeper: You are not alone in your loneliness.
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The study found an increasing correlation between social media usage and feelings of loneliness.
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And so loneliness levels peak in young adulthood and then they decline after that.
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Life continues even as the cameras are turned off, and loneliness feeds itself. Present.
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The two of them are their only shelter, built on love, loneliness and vulnerability.
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One of the biggest causes of homesickness is a sense of loneliness says Sutton.
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Britain's creation of a minister for loneliness is little more than a sound bite.
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Enforced loneliness as a result of need is at its worst ever in Britain.
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Yes, policy is important, but policy will not save us from loneliness and depression.
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Natalia's quest to free Cal — and Cal's increasingly desperate loneliness at RealCorp — becomes gripping.
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What he remembers most about his early years in prison is loneliness and fear.
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That's because they capture loneliness and alienation in ways that reflect deep emotional truths.
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This article was originally published on Noisey UK Whatever shape it takes, loneliness sucks.
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You can imagine bombing with material that personal is a particular brand of loneliness.
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The absolute worst thing about getting breast cancer at 32 has been the loneliness.
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The very cells of people who lived through periods of chronic loneliness looked different.
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Cole says when he first started to study loneliness, he discounted its destructive power.
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"There is a huge hidden epidemic of loneliness and disenfranchisement from the human race."
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An accomplished image of depressive loneliness, there is something intriguingly honest about Dallaire's painting.
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In a study by the BBC in collaboration with academics from several universities in the United Kingdom, researchers found that some people who spent very little time alone reported high loneliness, whereas others who were often alone did not always report high loneliness.
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What's more, chronic feelings of loneliness are quite common—which makes it even more important to recognize the health effects of loneliness in young people, who are more likely to experience chronic social disconnection early in life, leading to worse health over time.
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We have no current epidemic of loneliness, but we do have periodic epidemics of alarm about loneliness, as symbolized by "The Lonely Crowd" (1950), "A Nation of Strangers" (1972), and "Bowling Alone" (2000) — oh, and "Report of the Country Life Commission" (1909).
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Health insurers could benefit from investing in solutions that aim to tackle loneliness, considering over one-third of adults aged 45 and up are lonely — and more individuals may be facing feelings of loneliness as coronavirus-induced social isolation takes its toll.
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"Around 30, there's elevated levels of loneliness, and then again at age 50," Luhmann says.
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Loneliness is feeling one has fewer meaningful social connections than one might like to have.
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Loneliness is a subjective experience an individual has around the social relationships in their lives.
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The big price we pay for mass loneliness is the loss of a shared reality.
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Jesus experienced the greatest loneliness of all when the Father forsook him on the cross.
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Recent studies have documented dramatic rising rates of loneliness, depression and suicide in our society.
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It tumbled me deep into a well of loneliness that I couldn't climb out of.
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Loneliness and all the thoughts it brings when it fades: That's what ALONE is about.
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There's a lot of darkness and sadness and loneliness—along with other really great things.
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Many of them reported feeling extreme loneliness and isolation, and many even experienced suicidal thoughts.
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And 2012 research found that loneliness might actually change your body at a molecular level.
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When the intractable loneliness comes, as it inevitably does, I try to hear her voice.
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"We're trying to reframe loneliness as a treatable medical condition," explains Sachin Jain, its president.
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He challenges the loneliness people feel by giving them the sense that they aren't alone.
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They use healthy coping skills to deal with uncomfortable feelings like loneliness, anger, and sadness.
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These women walk around through their jobs and their lives carrying a deep intellectual loneliness.
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But loneliness and vulnerability can be tools, if you can stand the pressure of them.
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The biggest problem, Mr. Huang said, is the town's deep combination of listlessness and loneliness.
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He felt their loneliness, their waywardness as the world spun frantically out of their control.
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We can now throw money at our loneliness problem by purchasing the Free Hug Sofa.
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You write about loneliness and how it can be so hard to talk about it.
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I mean, I do believe that doing those things is the correct antidote to loneliness.
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But I also have depression, and ongoing loneliness, especially when mixed with my depression, hurts.
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All loneliness isn't the same, and there's an important distinction between the two different types.
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But, looked at from another angle, her story is essentially one of mourning and loneliness.
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It's harder to lose yourself on the internet or overanalyze your loneliness when you're outside.
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I don't realize the full extent of my loneliness until I find myself swiping Tinder.
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It's really an incredible thing that Twitch can do for people's loneliness or friend groups.
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"We think that only human being[s] can help in fighting loneliness," says the SSVP.
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She's pushed through days of feeling horrible and the terrible loneliness brought on by detoxification.
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Yet, in spite of this, the loneliness he experiences itself becomes a point of eroticism.
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"I don't have that sense of loneliness that I had before," he said in 2003.
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Loneliness, especially on a chronic basis, can subject you to depression, frustration and career burnout.
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The Opposite of Loneliness by Marina Keegan I had to tell you about this book.
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In fact, experts who study the health effects of chronic loneliness are cheering the move.
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The essence of death is loneliness, and I have had plenty of practice at this.
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"The empty bottled loneliness, this happiness you seek / The masochism that you preach," she says.
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Loneliness among older adults has been associated with depression, cardiovascular disease,functional decline, and death.
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Of its maker's loneliness, of pride in specialist craft, of instructions misinterpreted—each blade sings.
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It just might involve a little loneliness rebranding in the form of funny dog photos.
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Philip and Elizabeth benefit from their own connections, but even more at reading others' loneliness.
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"You feel a sense of desperation, loneliness," said Owens, who was homeless for eight years.
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Three of the papers measured loneliness, 18 looked at social isolation and two included both.
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That's not only expensive, but also contributes to a quiet but growing American crisis: loneliness.
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Read Henning Mankell's Kurt Wallander novels for their evocations of numbing loneliness in provincial Sweden.
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Her piano-driven songs were reflections on love, pain, loneliness, gender, nature, belonging and separation.
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"We're exploring what loneliness looks like today," creator Sam Esmail told me in an interview.
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Part of this is because he doesn't have Adam's desperate loneliness, since Romeo's on set.
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As the introverted Daniel, Mr. Campbell shades his performance with glints of loneliness and confusion.
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Really, the technology industry doesn't have any choice but to help address the loneliness epidemic.
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Some of these students have enough self-awareness to feel the excruciating loneliness of exclusion.
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Plus I don't want my tears of loneliness to fall onto his wavy chestnut hair.
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It's "feverish but unhurried, a slowly smoldering set that's emphatic about loneliness," our critic wrote.
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They could also be crucial for combating the loneliness that comes with an aging population.
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"I think he's come to something much more about alienation, loneliness, despair," Mr. Goold said.
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More than anything, the grief or loss I feel is in the form of loneliness.
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He sings of love, liquor and loneliness—of taking things slow, of embracing the night.
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I was still worried these initial feelings of freedom would quickly give way to loneliness.
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It's not the constant movement or the prices—it's the loneliness that gets to me.
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The show's midseason premiere traded heavily in the crushing loneliness of the immediate post-apocalypse.
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It wasn't until I was in my thirties that I experienced loneliness while being alone.
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Parisi mentions extreme loneliness and lost work opportunities as a side effect of her condition.
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That disguise of loneliness is part of what makes freelancers so easy to rip off.
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Talking to people at these events, she realized feelings of loneliness and isolation were widespread.
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In comparing Hopper and Wojnarowicz's work, there are obviously different types of loneliness at play.
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You use the phrase "the loneliness of urban restructuring" at one point in the book.
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I talk a lot about relationships and, these days, my one concern is about loneliness.
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There's a big element of loneliness to the album, but it's also kind of comforting.
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Socially engaged people use it to further engage; lonely people use it to mask loneliness.
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And Thorne's adaptations revel in getting to first explore and then soothe their protagonists' loneliness.
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She dictates the rhythm of his life in the everyday texture of his bereaved loneliness.
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Why are isolation and loneliness such common themes in literature and across the human experience?
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There is an epidemic of loneliness; robots will make this a thing of the past.
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It's about loneliness, loss, memory, passing time and indelible connection: "Come on home," he pleads.
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Feelings of isolation and loneliness are important factors in the online behavior of older people.
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The issue prompted Prime Minister Theresa May on Wednesday to appoint a minister for loneliness.
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Research shows that among older adults, loneliness is a predictor of functional decline and death.
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But there's a business to fend off loneliness: people walking, a lot like dog walking.
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Jane Brody also reminds us to take steps to counter the loneliness of social distancing.
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We live in a society in which loneliness, depression and suicide are on the rise.
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This Seattle band excels at translating feelings of love and loneliness into soothing folk-rock.
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Sher-Gil understood the loneliness of her subjects, and their moods often reflected her own.
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More than mere loneliness, it is their alienation from mainstream Japanese culture that Okada explores.
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In this mesmerizingly twisted novel, only one thing is clear: Loneliness can drive you crazy.
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Historically, cities have made it easier for people to live alone without experiencing constant loneliness.
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Amid the bright animation of his social life, he wrestles with loneliness and self-loathing.
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On the flip side, multiple studies have found strong ties between loneliness and health problems.
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But I think it was more than just the longing bred from loneliness and isolation.
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Edward Hopper's paintings captured a romantic loneliness, finding ominous beauty in scenes of collective isolation.
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"Birdman" also explores its themes — fame, loneliness, identity, respect, the price of self-worth — wonderfully.
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"Significant Other," a poignant comedy exploring the contours of contemporary loneliness, is closing April 23.
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They can see the loneliness of a soul struggling alone against a powerful, raging addiction.
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This debut collection from poet Yanyi is a delicate, potent meditation on loneliness and connection.
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They help ease loneliness and even provide chances to meet new (human) friends and dates.
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But he quickly develops a personality and experiences a feeling humans can relate to -- loneliness.
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"I think that loneliness would serve us well," he concludes, hoping not to be believed.
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Friendship and its opposite, loneliness, shape not only psychological health but physical health as well.
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My generation struggles with loneliness, self-doubt, and more anxiety than any generation before us.
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Closer to her heart, every page is filled with a painful loneliness and terrible yearning.
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The entire excess negative glut can give us infoxication, strained capacity, loneliness and ideological isolation.
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But it&aposs also a story about the pressures and loneliness of leading a business.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - It's a thriller, a whodunit, a story of loneliness, alcoholism and voyeurism.
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Their "investment" in the shows gives them pride, they say, and helps ease their loneliness.
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His previous albums were suffused with loneliness; this one, tentatively and almost incredulously, ponders intimacy.
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According to Frank Bruni, what are some of the root causes of loneliness on campus?
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Such knowledge hasn't been acquired easily, and it comes at the price of great loneliness.
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Instead as Weinsteinian or Polanskian excesses have been corrected, we've increased singlehood, sterility and loneliness.
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It May Be a Good Predictor of Heart Health Loneliness Is Bad for Your Health.
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It seems that more people are experiencing some degree of loneliness most of the time.
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"Loneliness is a huge problem for young professionals," Quarters founder & CEO Gunther Schmidt told Recode.
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The pain of loneliness is a reminder that we need to be around other people.
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This can lead to feelings of loneliness, especially when you project those inadequacies onto others.
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"State loneliness" is temporary, and tied to an external circumstance like being by yourself on a rainy day, explains Sean Seepersad, adjunct professor of human development and family studies at University of Connecticut and president and CEO of the Web of Loneliness Institute, Inc.
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"In the U.S., there isn't much recognition in terms of public health initiatives or the average person recognizing that loneliness has to do with health," said Julianne Holt-Lunstad, a professor of psychology at Brigham Young University, whose studies also link loneliness to deteriorating health.
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And Bradly Boaz from Wilmington thinks small actions can go a long way toward alleviating loneliness: Anxiety, cardiovascular disease, dementia, and even depression are all horrible illnesses that are recently proven to be derived from this common and quite frankly subtle disease known as loneliness.
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Instead, it appeared that people's perception of their own loneliness predicted how they experienced a cold.
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Or they could just be a sexy algorithm that isn't going to satisfy your loneliness whatsoever.
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What if all the Zayns were to simultaneously sing about their loneliness and need for companionship?
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The loneliness and longing one feels in the wake of a fresh breakup can be overwhelming.
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What enables someone to hide their loneliness or angst, and later surprise people with a suicide?
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Loneliness can strike at different times in life and it can strike any one of us.
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He was Japan's Truman Burbank, without clothes and wild with loneliness, with millions of dedicated fans.
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That takes strength of character and the ability to embrace loneliness, even in times of difficulty.
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Does the fear of loneliness ever get in the way of having meaningful experiences of solitude?
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Even as Be the Cowboy speaks eloquently about loneliness, Mitski isn't necessarily reaching for other people.
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Ozawa's Mariko may be 80, but the loneliness that prompts her to leave home is universal.
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Loneliness is something that pushes us to action, but it's often dealt with as a condition.
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Loneliness may raise levels of stress, say, or impede sleep, and in turn harm the body.
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Regions left behind by migrants, such as rural China, often have higher rates of loneliness, too.
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Your loneliness, anxiety, and self-hate are real, even if no one else can see them.
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Ad Astra and Lucy in the Sky are both perceptive about that loneliness, to a point.
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But in trying to tackle loneliness the government is motivated by economics as well as charity.
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Solitude is different from loneliness, and it doesn't have to be a lonely kind of thing.
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But loneliness, both the subjective feeling and the objective reality, never seems that simple to solve.
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We see faces whose eyes bespeak loneliness and abandonment, because their hands are creased with wrinkles.
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Jenni "JWoww" Farley has experienced a little loneliness when it comes to her son's well being.
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She's also said that this technology could address "chronic loneliness" in providing companionship to the elderly.
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And then to suppress that feeling of loneliness, I would just meet up with another guy.
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It is, if nothing else, the truest evocation of loneliness I think I have ever heard.
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Zariya's past is described as one of alienation and loneliness, until she found the Kiki community.
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Instead, as he found out from a longitudinal study of Framingham, Massachusetts, loneliness can be contagious.
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A show about loneliness, regret, and French existentialism is a tough sell for a television audience.
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It said/says a great deal about fear of aging, loneliness, and doubting one's self-worth.
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Bartley, whose wife Cassandra passed away two years ago, spoke to the Guardian about his loneliness.
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Some theories suggest it has its origins in the loneliness of unmarried and single South Koreans.
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Last week, British Prime Minister Theresa May appointed an official "minister of loneliness" to the government.
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This year the Office of National Statistics declared Britain to be the loneliness capital of Europe.
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For his latest photography project, Roufanis decided to tackle the problem of urban loneliness head-on.
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"The impact of loneliness is very well known and very serious," said Klapow, a clinical psychologist.
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Regardless, the loneliness was less severe now, the universe didn't just feel procedural, it felt inhabited.
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Indeed, loneliness is more common in 21st century America than in any other generation in history.
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Her movie characters are brash loudmouths, squalling and swearing to fend off their loneliness and regret.
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But the heart of this song lies in Rebecca's achingly relatable sense of loneliness and alienation.
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The lyric "where did you sleep last night" symbolized the loneliness and strength of this woman.
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" Instead, Bell's bubbly personality gave way to a "complete and utter sense of isolation and loneliness.
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But every glimpse we get of their lives seems so utterly devoid of anything but loneliness.
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There was a bit of, not loneliness, but a certain kind of motivational isolation, I guess.
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Su was now experiencing the same immigrant loneliness that had made Wang susceptible to the scam.
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"Social prescribing" is directing people most at risk of loneliness from social services to neighborhood activities.
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This is not to say that our shared loneliness crisis will be fixed by governments alone.
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Nor does Ms. Fornés's "Drowning," a gentle paean to the laboriousness and loneliness of living small.
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And the cavernous space amplified the loneliness, with dining setups adrift on the vast open floor.
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While the moment was special, David's words gave a look into the loneliness he was experiencing.
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And as their number grows, so grows the age-old dream of ending human cosmic loneliness.
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"There are indications that the burden of loneliness and social isolation is growing," the researchers write.
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"All the time on airplanes and the East Coast, there's been a loneliness in my heart."
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Loneliness, which Emily Dickinson described as "the Horror not to be surveyed," is a quiet devastation.
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Pirl would hesitate to recommend social media to all older adults with pain and loneliness, however.
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Pets can help deter feelings of sadness or mild depression because they keep loneliness at bay.
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" Roth said the act of writing for him is "filled with fear and loneliness and anxiety.
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It obscures as much as it clarifies and blunts loneliness as often as it exacerbates it.
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Researchers consider loneliness akin to hunger and thirst: It's an aversive cue that something is wrong.
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"We don't really know what the dose-response curve is for loneliness and isolation," Perissinotto says.
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And while they didn't magically cure my loneliness, they definitely helped me live with the feeling.
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Covid-19 is exacerbating loneliness There's a reason why so many of society's punishments involve isolation.
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The fact of her loneliness is baffling when I consider how pleasant I find Brookner's company.
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So now he works the night shift in a residential lobby that reeks of urban loneliness.
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And while Arnold may be a drag queen crippled by loneliness, he knows his own worth.
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" In his 2017 talk at TEDx Pasadena, Ryan Pfluger described photography as a "salve for loneliness.
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One that speaks to the loneliness you can feel living cheek by jowl with other people.
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Gilead is where people keep their loneliness, so often caused by fear, close to the chest.
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Students: Read the entire article, then tell us: — Britain is not alone in its loneliness epidemic.
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" The bigger point, she said, was "researchers have ignored that loneliness can happen at any time.
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The pain of loneliness is a reminder that we are social creatures who need other people.
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I work remotely from my home, and the isolation and loneliness are really getting me down.
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Some call loneliness a public health crisis; others say it poses a greater threat than obesity.
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They have all the confusion and loneliness and anxiety and despair, just none of the pleasure.
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Loneliness and moderate depression find a tambourine-tapping equilibrium, with distant hints of the Beach Boys.
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Being quarantined, self-isolating, or following an order to "shelter in place," doesn't equate to loneliness.
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Coping means that I know I will always be sad and feel longing, loneliness and incomplete.
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Evidence is mounting that loneliness and social isolation are linked to illness, cognitive decline and death.
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The most effective way to curb loneliness is to simply open up about how you feel.
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Let me feel the pain and the coldness, the loneliness—" Micah said, "Let's not do this.
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What I remembered most from those years on the road was the absoluteness of the loneliness.
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Their relationship is the core of the story as the two bond over their mutual loneliness.
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He left behind a videotaped monologue on YouTube complaining of his loneliness and history of rejection.
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In "Anyone," Lovato sings of her struggle with alcohol and loneliness in her time of need.
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Story at a glance The "loneliness epidemic" has been in headlines since January of this year.
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The two studies did not look at younger populations, who are reporting increasing rates of loneliness.
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In loneliness, I fear me, but in society I'm like a soldier kneeling on soft mats.
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I empathized with his pain and loneliness, but selfishly I knew I had dodged a bullet.
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Yet, researchers found, even small differences in their degrees of loneliness were reflected in their sleep.
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The generations weaned on smartphones and tablets show increased levels of depression, loneliness and suicidal tendencies.
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A great Melanie Mayron plays a photographer who faces loneliness after her female roommate moves out.
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Young adults between 18 and 22 score higher on scales of loneliness than any other group.
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Sex and pornography often serve as shorthand for characters' loneliness and their search for self-worth.
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This is one way to keep your mental health in check and combat feelings of loneliness.
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It's about aspiration and hustle and dreams, but it's also about homesickness and alienation and loneliness.
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Beijing (CNN)For Qin Taixiao, old age is a time of loneliness and back-breaking labor.
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All told, loneliness is as important a risk factor for early death as obesity and smoking.
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After nine weeks, the first group reported less loneliness and emotional disturbance than the second group.
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The only constant is loneliness — and yet, at the same time, there is comfort and connection.
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A 2016 study showed that participants in the Meals on Wheels program had lower loneliness scores.
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This, in turn, can lead to isolation and loneliness—conditions with which many seniors already struggle.
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But Mr. Fiennes imparts more pain and loneliness than all his open-shirted frolic would suggest.
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Then she crumples, confessing loneliness and lamenting the evaporation of sororal solidarity she found in childhood.
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Learn a cult's telltale signs, and how loneliness and life online make indoctrination easier than ever.
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His warm, earthy authenticity has a salutary effect on Don, whose hauteur masks a deep loneliness.
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Making time for social connections can reduce the chances of depression and anxiety caused by loneliness.
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He conveyed William's stress level, anger, and incredible loneliness with every tiny gesture and resigned sigh.
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With just the piano and Prince's plaintive vocals, the song, which is about loneliness, is crushing.
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And an aging wave of baby boomers means a wave of loneliness is coming for America.
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In "Scheherezade," a man who is homebound for obscure reasons is visited regularly by a woman who provides him with groceries, sex, and personal revelations; the main character is both physically and emotionally cut off from the world, and his caretaker matches him loneliness for loneliness.
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And loneliness has proven to exacerbate health complications among the elderly: For example, The National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine recently released a report suggesting seniors who experience social isolation or loneliness may face a higher risk of conditions including heart disease, depression, and mortality.
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Although most studies of the effects of loneliness have looked only at older people, Dr. Holt-Lunstad, who with colleagues has analyzed 70 studies encompassing 3.4 million people, said that the prevalence of loneliness peaks in adolescents and young adults, then again in the oldest old.
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"His paintings seem to run parallel with how Einar was, the soulful colors, the loneliness," she said.
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That idea of loneliness for "accepted" LGBTQ people like Kevin is what drives his tension with Betty.
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Plus, connecting with elders helps curb the loneliness and isolation aging members of the community often experience.
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Theirs is a sort of mundane loneliness, cinematic, but simple, something like eating pancakes in the rain.
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We already know that poor sleep quality is linked to negative experiences like anxiety, depression, and loneliness.
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There was no connection between people's anxiety or negative mood and their reported loneliness after their sleeplessness.
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They'll spend some time on the lunar surface to see what that loneliness and crew interactions are.
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Sometimes God causes us to seek him by driving us to him through the loneliness we experience.
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The Loneliness of the Long Distance Dreamer came out in 2010, three years before Vanderpump Rules premiered.
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In Children of This Planet, Shimoda depicts children bearing the complex emotions of loneliness, fear, and hope.
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The massive streaming site is capitalizing on users' horniness/loneliness by announcing their Valentine's Day video generator.
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It's because in the in-between, the slipperiness, the vagueness, I can treat my loneliness with isolation.
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Other research suggests that, among the elderly, loneliness tends to have a specific cause, such as widowhood.
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At its heart, that's what Penny Dreadful was — a study of resilience in the face of loneliness.
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It is not clear whether it is heavy social-media use leading to loneliness, or vice versa.
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But notice, too, the broken and blue hearts, and their restrained reminders of sadness, loneliness or grief.
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I understand loneliness, as do the many women I know who are building lives on their own.
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While we empathize with Ingrid's loneliness following the loss of her mother, her decisions are undeniably unstable.
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People experiencing secondary traumatic stress report feelings of anxiety, sleep loss, loneliness, and dissociation, among other ailments.
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"A lot of people have dealt with that surreal loneliness of being in the hospital," said Selby.
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Ones tragically cut short, others long-lived; ones filled with warmth and kindness, others hardened by loneliness.
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We know from our research that functional limitations are a common source of loneliness among older people.
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The feelings of loneliness don't always go away exactly, but you can learn to deal with them.
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Yet for all the outsize comedy in the writing, there is also an underlying melancholy and loneliness.
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The Fishers, who are divorced, agree that being gay was a source of loneliness for their son.
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I remember feeling that I had never felt such profound sadness or loneliness in my entire life.
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James Luna's The History of the Luiseño People offers a more intimate narrative of loneliness and isolation.
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"There are moments of real loneliness and isolation that I think are probably common," he told Cagle.
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Common themes include silence, loneliness and the many sufferings of the female body, from childbirth to rape.
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However, the one thing he could talk about is the intense loneliness that comes with his situation.
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The study found that actual interaction helped improve well-being and could even reduce loneliness and depression.
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From engagement ring commercials to coworkers discussing their dinner reservations, February can amplify loneliness when you're single.
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So for most of human history, loneliness or boredom were just accepted features of the human condition.
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But it's not the first technology that people turned to in order to relieve boredom and loneliness.
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And that they couldn't be answered just by measuring loneliness in the 1980s and measuring it today.
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And Gladstone is the revelation, her character's kind, open face perhaps a mask concealing loneliness and disappointment.
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A play of greed, decay, venality, beauty, longing, hidden meanings, coincidences, love, terror, mundanity, suffering, boredom, loneliness.
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There's also a loneliness I can experience after a solo orgasm, where I feel extra existentially isolated.
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In his spare time, he gets drunk and sleeps with random dudes to stave off his loneliness.
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A new space mission and a look at the health impacts of loneliness round out today's show.
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Following Trump's tweet Thursday, there was one sign that his camp recognized the loneliness of his position.
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Not even the thrum of the city can displace the ache of loneliness left by her youth.
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She goes with him, she leaves Pino — but the faces at the end, they're kind of, loneliness.
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They did, however, see improvements in loneliness and interest in life among seniors in the singing groups.
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But it's refreshing to see researchers take loneliness seriously, given just how much it affects our health.
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Why social connections boost health Research has piled up over the years suggesting that loneliness can kill.
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This theme of loneliness is something that will play heavily in Famous in Love's first 10 episodes.
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This is a very current show, and also just like you said, a traditional story of loneliness.
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Still, that's what we need to undo our loneliness and the political polarization that comes with it.
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Yeah, there's some like adoption and some loneliness going on, but I can't really, like, explain everything.
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Sometimes it's a good thing — nostalgia helps people fight loneliness and can even make them more tolerant.
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Helped by relatively restrained production, the piercing, introspective lyrics deliver a devastating image of insecurity and loneliness.
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But there's plenty of evidence that social media can — and does — create enduring connections and alleviate loneliness.
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Her book about this period, "The Lonely City", grabs hold hard of the shameful feeling of loneliness.
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It is a paean to the eternal longing, the feeling of loneliness that somehow unites us all.
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Similarly, Adrian describes being afraid, ashamed, and enveloped by loneliness as she hid her pregnancy for months.
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And of course, the loneliness that seeps into your bones does not leave — regardless of what follows.
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Everyone feels isolated sometimes, but with one in five Americans chronically lonely, has loneliness reached epidemic proportions?
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Increased activity may have very beneficial effects, such as reducing feelings of loneliness, though not by itself.
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"For some, it's about sexuality; for some, it's about freedom; for some, it's about loneliness," he says.
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Over the past few decades, the decline in social trust has correlated to an epidemic of loneliness.
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The prince also sings a song called "Loneliness of Evening" that was not in the original film.
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Of the mental-health concerns that truck drivers experience, loneliness topped the list in a 2012 study.
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On an island bursting with nature's most remarkable creatures, humanity's depthless capacity for loneliness crows most keenly.
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There is a palpable loneliness to this form of entertainment, even compared with other forms of gambling.
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As I lay alone in the dark, I felt the same loneliness Jussi must have been feeling.
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But Rokach describes early-adulthood loneliness as a phase that should—should—taper off later in life.
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We asked Sinclair and Blichfeld how they deal with loneliness in their lives and on their show.
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And also, I would go a step further attitudinally, and say that loneliness is against your will.
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To manage pain and sleeplessness, and the loneliness, he took to drinking, sometimes to a restless stupor.
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A person who suffering in the present—of loneliness, for example—may become nostalgic of old friendships.
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" Beyond these particular evocations, Gorovoy sites the series as suggestive of "isolation, loneliness, self-confrontation, and coupling.
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Their happiness is produced by strong community, optimism, and their seemingly complete lack of experience with loneliness.
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Many of them deal with loneliness and social isolation, which has a direct effect on health degradation.
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Loneliness, self-doubt, insecurity — these are feelings defined by the lack of something, outlined in the negative.
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Written in gorgeous prose, van den Berg's novel explores loneliness, memory, and grief in a fresh way.
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Some avoid loneliness like the plague, others lean into its gaping maw; Laing made it her muse.
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What do you think the key is to using loneliness productively, rather than letting it destroy you?
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Those who experienced more of these changes reported more mental distress, including feelings of depression and loneliness.
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By this afternoon, my world could be filled with love and possibility instead of heartache and loneliness.
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On the tour, attendees also talked to Amazon about the loneliness and isolation felt by older Americans.
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From the beginning, she's haunted by a sense of emptiness that seems darker and weirder than loneliness.
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This loneliness may manifest in economic anxiety on the surface, in racial and cultural anxiety just underneath.
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According to studies, loneliness can be as damaging to our health as smoking 15 cigarettes a day.
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How could we redesign the health care system with the understanding that loneliness poses huge health risks?
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One study found that loneliness is as dangerous to one's health as smoking 15 cigarettes a day.
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We are presented a portrait of marriage in its loneliness and awkwardness, a dense braid of ambivalence.
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Mostly, though, Howard laid bare the profound loneliness of the generational-talent seven-foot-tall basketball man.
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Along with Dickinson, I was reminded of Edward Hopper and his vision of urban isolation and loneliness.
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Loneliness aside, if I get sick nobody will be able to come over and look after me.
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Elsewhere in wintry Europe, Prime Minister Theresa May of Britain created a new position: minister for loneliness.
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I know I won't literally die of loneliness, but life doesn't have much meaning when you're lonely.
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The cure for loneliness, I always found, was talking to strangers — easier in some countries than others.
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Rigorous epidemiological studies have linked loneliness and social isolation to heart disease, cancer, depression, diabetes and suicide.
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Surprisingly, though, the best data do not actually show drastic spikes in either loneliness or social isolation.
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The alternative to this loneliness is to grapple with the particularity of Midwestern lives and Midwestern history.
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But I am familiar with loneliness, and specifically the variety that stems from being far from home.
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Robert Pattinson and Willem Dafoe play antagonistic lighthouse keepers in a twisted tale of men and loneliness.
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But the long path to the top, and the loneliness at the summit, are forcing a reckoning.
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Loneliness and low self-esteem were also found to be associated with addictive or problematic smartphone use.
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They're headshot sketches of a soulful guy: He wrinkles his brow, sheds a tear, laments his loneliness.
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It's that Facebook and other social media companies are feeding this epidemic of loneliness and social isolation.
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Mr. Marber has wondered if some kind of wound, some kind of loneliness enables Mr. Hollander's acting.
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This fascinating story explores the questions of family ties, intimacy, paid relationships and the ache of loneliness.
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Scientists are still examining the link between mental and physical health and how loneliness affects our bodies.
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But it's feelings that make us human, and I've learned to lean into loneliness when it comes.
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Instead, it's all merely context for Mary's loneliness, not a tool for realizing how she's hurting Fran.
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Great art was born of great terrors, great loneliness, great inhibitions, instabilities, and it always balances them.
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The result is a nuanced tale that touches on loneliness, capitalism and a dying way of life.
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Mary, who as a girl wrote letters to herself to stem acute loneliness, welcomes the vulpine caller.
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Another awful postal moment, stirred by frustration or loneliness or impulse, loosely yoked to a political cause.
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This app is the only app on the market intended purely to solve the problem of loneliness.
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My patient had a childhood very much unlike mine, her life continually defined by fear and loneliness.
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To survey this world in the chill of November was to feel loneliness crawl into your bones.
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MORE, declared that the United States is facing a "loneliness epidemic," which will have dire health consequences.
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This Montana-set triptych nails the loneliness and solitude of a long car drive home and back.
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Research has found loneliness is as important a risk factor for early death as obesity and smoking.
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For if all the beasts were gone, man would die of a great loneliness of the spirit.
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But it's feelings that make us human, and I've learned to lean into loneliness when it comes.
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What begins as a practical (and platonic) arrangement to stave off loneliness soon blossoms into a romance.
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They experience loneliness, say they want friends and even prefer two-player games to one-player games.
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It makes you have feelings of loneliness and like you are not good enough for that person.
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I suspect this attitude stems from the prison system, where loneliness skews everyone's sense of social normality.
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Nocturama is about terrorism, but in Bonello's hands, it's more importantly about dread and loneliness and fear.
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It is not a social loneliness she endures, but one that afflicts the bones of her being.
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In turn, loneliness exacerbates feelings of guilt, shame, and anxiety that can lead to further sleep disturbances.
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LAURA STANLEY, BROOKLYN To the Editor: I characterize chronic mental illness as a condition of malignant loneliness.
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The gravity of emotion and bereft loneliness of its lyrics floored me in its throat-gulping sadness.
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While Andrew carried around the kind of boundless loneliness that makes one desperate for fame, every single Getty in Trust, premiering Sunday, March 25, is crippled by the loneliness of knowing no one you ever encounter will have the kind of wealth and power you were unwittingly born into.
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Though the survey found that social media does't have much of an impact on loneliness — those who defined themselves as very heavy users of social media had similar loneliness scores as those who say they never used it — other things you do during the day have an impact.
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Meetings must be scratching some kind of itch, if only for fellowship and a reprieve from deskbound loneliness.
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If your risk of death is 1 percent, then loneliness can bump your risk up to 1.26 percent.
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The Good Place star, 33, believes that her loneliness at the time made her eating disorder more severe.
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And while there are similar projects out there, Brambilla does a masterful job conveying the loneliness of space.
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Perhaps that loneliness is why Frances ignores the strange knocking coming from the other side of the piano.
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There is a saying among square dancers: 'If you dance fast enough, the loneliness will not catch up'.
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So looking into social media usage and its effects or motivations could help combat more than just loneliness.
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I know, for example, that people who are demanding, critical, and angry tend to suffer from intense loneliness.
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A 2008 study found that nostalgia increases people's perception of social support, which can counteract feelings of loneliness.
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Researchers define loneliness as perceived social isolation, a feeling of not having the social contacts one would like.
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Imploring the pope to allow priests to marry, they wrote: What moves us is the experience of loneliness.
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The Irish film was praised for its strange but affecting satire of loneliness and societal pressures to couple.
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Where there is severe loneliness, there is likely also to be dementia, high blood pressure, anxiety and depression.
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If the genre does one thing well, it's exposing the profound loneliness of a life in pop music.
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In these paintings, as in so much of Porter's work, American loneliness coincides with American leisureliness, often uneasily.
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" As she and Frankel discussed things, Medley admitted that she fears going off into "an abyss of loneliness.
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However, according to an AARP poll taken in 2010, feelings of loneliness amongst adults has doubled since 1980.
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And Roomba, Kaskil thought, must have his own doubts and loneliness—the only mammoth for a thousand miles.
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Loneliness increases risk of death, research finds In most cases, it was participants' first heart attack or stroke.
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She enlists Maren's help and they become close friends, their connection bound up with loneliness, loss and desire.
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BR: Do you have any ideas on how we can better combat the loneliness epidemic in older people?
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Bill Murray and Scarlett Johansson are drawn together by loneliness in this moody, funny film from Sofia Coppola.
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With knowledge of, and access to, the billions of people sharing the planet has come a new loneliness.
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But there have been so many superhero movies about origins and angst and the tragic loneliness of power.
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We may have supercomputers in our pockets, but aren't they causing an epidemic of loneliness among the young?
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Anthony Bourdain traveled the world in search of indigenous food and untold stories but struggled with profound loneliness.
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When you're living alone or far from home, a TV can have a serious positive impact on loneliness.
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"[Chronic loneliness] is a deep, underlying hunger to be seen that's sometimes insatiable and very painful," he says.
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There's something so distinctly isolating, yet freeing about driving—its solitude feels like a recharge rather than loneliness.
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She is the author of The Loneliness of the Black Republican: Pragmatic Politics and the Pursuit of Power.
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Add loneliness to what Hidaka calls our culture's "famine of time," and you get lonely, busy, depressed people.
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We then experience the separation of our true self, and we are left with loneliness, anxiety, and shame.
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Instead, loneliness is also a function of our perception of the quality of our relationships and support networks.
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That sense of loss is oddly appropriate given that Penny Dreadful is so concerned with mourning and loneliness.
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With all the biological and social factors accounted for, the association between loneliness and sleep was still robust.
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I kayak with friends, but the boat also helped me with feelings of loneliness when I was single.
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They found, as expected, that feelings of loneliness were much more intense among recent widows than married people.
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The deep loneliness of rural America flows through every inch of the mostly blue surface of this gouache.
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So when Davison decided to do something about his loneliness, his three adult children gave him their blessing.
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Related: Independent: Laura Callaghan's Illustrated Women Charming Illustrations Color Women and Their Essentials Postmodern Loneliness, in Illustrated Form
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We can recreate ourselves over and over, promoting holograms that don't reflect the lived reality of our loneliness.
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Others are more certain that these memes and modes of communication come from a place of true loneliness.
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With loneliness taking a toll on his soundness and depression looming over him, al-Nuaimi turned to writing.
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The soft armor of their unknowability lets us examine their loneliness up close while still feeling far away.
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When I met Barran I suspected that the minister of loneliness portfolio was a bit of a gimmick.
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