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The Misconception About Introversion And Extroversion: Enjoying Alone Time

The Misconception About Introversion And Extroversion: Enjoying Alone Time

by Lisa Jones | June, 2022 | Lisa Jones, Loneliness, Uncategorized

There is a common view that introverts don’t like interacting too much and would rather spend time alone, whilst extroverts spend all their time socialising and hate being alone. Is this a simplistic view of these personality traits? Could there be more to understand...
Together Alone: Being By Yourself and With Yourself

Together Alone: Being By Yourself and With Yourself

by Lisa Jones | March, 2022 | Lisa Jones, Loneliness

You may be thinking that the two words ‘together’ and ‘alone’ are an odd two words to put together. I’ve put them together for this post to emphasise the need to know ourselves and be comfortable in our own company. In today’s contemporary world we have little time to...
Are you Feeling the Pressure of Aloneliness?

Are you Feeling the Pressure of Aloneliness?

by Lisa Jones | January, 2022 | Lisa Jones, Loneliness

Are you feeling the pressure of aloneliness? How to recognise it and take action It’s the New Year and most people will have had a whirlwind of a Festive season. The level of busyness cranks up for many and there is very little time to be truly alone- even in these...
How to Have a New Experience Without Leaving Your Chair!

How to Have a New Experience Without Leaving Your Chair!

by Lisa Jones | November, 2021 | Lisa Jones, Loneliness

Really we don’t need to always be out and about having a new experience; we can create our own simply by expanding our imagination and our access to new words. In this post, I aim to show you how that can be done. As I continue my research into what it means to be or...
Loneliness or Solitude? It depends on your point of view!

Loneliness or Solitude? It depends on your point of view!

by Lisa Jones | September, 2021 | Lisa Jones, Loneliness

As a loneliness researcher, I am interested in the history and meaning of the word. Did you know there is no specific word that means the opposite of loneliness? This is intriguing in itself! Just to add to the mix, if you compare the word solitude with loneliness you...

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