There is no need for me to describe the feeling of loneliness. You have been familiar with loneliness since childhood. All humans feel alone at times and are indeed alone. But when this loneliness penetrates into the layers of society, it becomes a fundamental challenge for these communities. Ignoring political realities by the ruling system can be the main factor in shaping such abnormal situations.
In a country where social support is not responsive to human needs, the result is a soulless society where individuals increasingly feel this sense of loneliness and distance themselves from each other.
The feeling of loneliness is not only rooted in a particular part of society but among all classes; from the elderly and young to the rich and poor, and each in their own way struggles with this affliction.
Loneliness can grip a person in the midst of everyday life or during serious crises. We all know the feeling of loneliness, but we do not all experience it in the same way.
We are born alone, live alone, and die alone. We all have a self that understands itself and is aware of its separation from others.
