I agree as well. Solitude is a thing of beauty that sadly, Some people are not able to experience. I'm willing to bet that you find beauty in small things just as other have said. From my understanding some people can find a work of art in a brick or a mosaic in chewing gum on the street.
Just as children up until a certain point have wonder and awe in their eyes, so do we. At times when I feel the need to meet other people I do so, but with low expectations. The easiest way I feel to determine if a person is of interest or someone worthwhile to get to know is a silence test. Being still and noticing every detail about a person without interruption is a very intimate experience. BUt in the end you find that some people welcome seeing something with clarity and reserve. If a person is not comfortable listening to themselves then there is no way they can handle peace and quiet.
Is it normal to like being alone?
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I agree as well. Solitude is a thing of beauty that sadly, Some people are not able to experience. I'm willing to bet that you find beauty in small things just as other have said. From my understanding some people can find a work of art in a brick or a mosaic in chewing gum on the street.
Just as children up until a certain point have wonder and awe in their eyes, so do we. At times when I feel the need to meet other people I do so, but with low expectations. The easiest way I feel to determine if a person is of interest or someone worthwhile to get to know is a silence test. Being still and noticing every detail about a person without interruption is a very intimate experience. BUt in the end you find that some people welcome seeing something with clarity and reserve. If a person is not comfortable listening to themselves then there is no way they can handle peace and quiet.
Kudos to loners.