7 Books that explain why we're connected but still lonely
You can have hundreds of followers, dozens of unread messages and conversations happening across multiple apps, yet still feel as though you have no one to talk to when life gets difficult.
Via YourStory
You can spend hours scrolling through other people's lives and still feel disconnected from your own. In a world where reaching someone takes seconds, loneliness has become a surprisingly familiar experience.
Technology has changed how we maintain friendships, meet new people and share our experiences.
Yet constant communication does not always translate into emotional closeness. A like cannot always replace a meaningful conversation, and a video call cannot always provide the comfort of being physically present with someone.
Understanding this…
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