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By universal sentiments on Mar 15, 2012 in: sadness, loneliness, research, studies
People try to stay healthy by consuming supplements and being overly hygienic. They try to avoid catching the common cold or picking up a contagious virus by doing so and sometimes it works, sometimes it does not. Becoming sick is a fear that every p...
By justmytrip on Jan 30, 2012 in: Articles, Joe Berkowitz, loneliness, thought catalog, travel
By Joe Berkowitz Repost from Thought Catalog, Jun. 27, 2011 When people find out you’ve made plans to travel alone, they tend to say two things: “You’re going to have so much fun,” and “You’re going to meet so many … Continue readin...
By Best Kept Stories on Jan 17, 2012 in: Loneliness, Self-Improvement
I'm in the middle of my lifetime or maybe.....past the middle of my lifetime. The feeling of loneliness is getting more frequent. My heart and my mind are one. They're forever hopeful.....but there are always stains of sadness. This may sound funny t...
By Todo Pasa por una Razón || Un Blog por Shelly on Aug 5, 2011 in: sadness, loneliness, everything happens for a reason, unreciprocated love, love, praying, God, faith
For the past days, I noticed that I have become a very lonely person. I miss my old self but that’s how I have been. Although I have companions either at home or at work, most of the time I prefer to be on my own. As I have mentioned in my other en...
By Faith of a Centurion on May 21, 2011 in: sermons, homilies, gonzales, loneliness, john, dwelling place, religion, fr. jboy, spirituality
22 May 2011 Fifth Sunday of EasterActs 6:1-7; Psalm 33; 1 Peter 2:4-9; John 14:1-12In lull periods between chores at the feeding center, Juan’s* eyes turn glossy and forlorn. When he was in Phoenix, he was caught by the border patrol and imprisone...