Dawn Fallik

Being lonely isn’t a disease or a disorder, it’s a normal part of the experience of being human.

“It reminds us how important meaningful social connection is in our lives,” he said. “It doesn’t mean we need a huge cadre of friends. Some people like myself thrive on having one or two people I feel I connect with. And when I feel lonely, it’s like being hungry – it reminds me that I’m missing something I value.”
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