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Psychologists Reveal: People Who Prefer the Loneliness of Being Alone at Home to Socialization Are Not Necessarily Antisocial, They Can only Have Greater Emotional Regulation
Choosing to stay at home reading a book, watching a series or simply enjoying one's own silence does not necessarily mean being antisocial. Psychologists point out that people who prefer moments of loneliness can develop important skills, such as greater emotional balance, creativity and self-knowledge. The difference is in choice: while some people find tranquility in their own company,...
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Choosing to stay at home reading a book, watching a series or simply enjoying one's own silence does not necessarily mean being antisocial. Psychologists point out that people who prefer moments of loneliness can develop important skills, such as greater emotional balance, creativity and self-knowledge. The difference is in choice: while some people find tranquility in their own company,...