Gretzky

Solitude is part of life....we long for company....but secretly we crave for that rare moment of quiteness on our own.
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9 X: E: I2 s* V* f/ ePeople feel 'empty' or 'depressed' after a great outing because:
4 [: b! A6 q; Z/ Y7 ]0 Xa) they know this 'feeling' of contentment can not last long1 O! {4 l" P7 c0 H) u1 X
b) they hate to be alone, so they loiter with people...but it's in large group they 'discover' they want to be alone.
, ]+ h5 e) z' k; E1 nc) the contrast is too great between togetherness and lonliess.+ M! J2 L* u' X* g  M5 ^
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Just another thought on lonliness:
+ P( a1 A& O( `1 h9 RLonliness is not the feeling at your first day of school/work/new life in another country. It's normal to be alone in those circumstances. Loliness is the realization that you're indeed alone after spending years w/ your friends, co-workers, peers, and family members. That's sad.