colealexandra
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Loneliness: It starts with a rebel thinking 'I don't need anyone' and it stretches towards independence and ends up being grief. Loneliness comes in more ways than you can think of.
Sitting in one spot of your house for a whole day in someone else's clothes because that's all you have left of them
/ Zipping the chain of your dress or folding your sleeves all by yourself
/ listening to some amazing songs and having no one to suggest it to
/ cooking and eating a meal alone for so long that it doesn't feel weird anymore
/ being that third friend who has to walk behind others when the street or lane is narrow or being that sixth friend who has to find another group when the professor asks to make a project with 5 people in a group
/ a weekend when you call all your relatives and school friends because you have no one else to talk to
/ binge-watching and completing a 6 seasoned show in just 3 days / packing your bag and no one calling you to remind 'don't forget your toothbrush'
/ finding yourself habituated to sleep with a particular pillow or blanket or some stuffed toy because you have given up the idea that someone would want to wake up beside you.
Sitting in one spot of your house for a whole day in someone else's clothes because that's all you have left of them
/ Zipping the chain of your dress or folding your sleeves all by yourself
/ listening to some amazing songs and having no one to suggest it to
/ cooking and eating a meal alone for so long that it doesn't feel weird anymore
/ being that third friend who has to walk behind others when the street or lane is narrow or being that sixth friend who has to find another group when the professor asks to make a project with 5 people in a group
/ a weekend when you call all your relatives and school friends because you have no one else to talk to
/ binge-watching and completing a 6 seasoned show in just 3 days / packing your bag and no one calling you to remind 'don't forget your toothbrush'
/ finding yourself habituated to sleep with a particular pillow or blanket or some stuffed toy because you have given up the idea that someone would want to wake up beside you.