“Being alone is not the same as being abandoned.”
It’s quiet now. No texts. No shared meals. No background presence in your life.
Loneliness creeps in, whispering that this silence means something’s wrong with you.
But being alone isn’t a flaw. It’s a space — a sacred one — where you begin to hear your own voice again.
Instead of running from loneliness, sit with it. Ask it what it wants to show you.
There is wisdom in the quiet. There is clarity in the stillness.
You are not abandoned. You are with yourself.
Sit in a quiet space. Say aloud: 'Loneliness is not my enemy.' Place your hands over your heart. Breathe into that space.
Spend 30 minutes alone today doing something nourishing — without distractions.
Isa M. “I used to dread the quiet — now I use it to meet myself. It’s not easy, but I’m not afraid of alone anymore.”
Loneliness is not proof you are unworthy.