Thank you for sharing your perspective. Valuing your space is absolutely valid. The key takeaway from the video is that connection doesn’t have to come from forcing interactions or crossing personal boundaries-it’s about finding moments that feel right and organic for both parties. Loneliness is such a complex experience, and it’s okay to prioritize your comfort and space while still exploring ways to connect that align with your needs.
The idea of approaching people with no agenda and just curiosity makes so much sense. I can see how that could make connections feel more genuine
People approaching me to strike a conversation IS a breach of my privacy, though. I might be lonely, but I care about my space.
Thank you for sharing your perspective. Valuing your space is absolutely valid. The key takeaway from the video is that connection doesn’t have to come from forcing interactions or crossing personal boundaries-it’s about finding moments that feel right and organic for both parties.
Loneliness is such a complex experience, and it’s okay to prioritize your comfort and space while still exploring ways to connect that align with your needs.
What's up with buckets?
... people are not connected to others but to their smartphones ...
True, awareness can be a nice first step to change that