The Loneliness Epidemic Is Not About Being Alone - It Is About Being Unseen

You can be surrounded by people and be the loneliest person in the room. You know this because you have lived it.

You can be surrounded by people and be the loneliest person in the room. You know this because you have lived it.

The dinner party where you performed connection for three hours and drove home feeling emptier than when you arrived.

The relationship where you slept next to a body every night and felt more isolated than you ever felt living alone.

The friendship group that knows your picked self - the version you assembled for public consumption - and has no idea that the person they are laughing with is drowning.