Publisher's Synopsis
Living alone is an experience that has become increasingly important in contemporary society. As cultural and social dynamics have evolved, so have the ways in which people choose and experience independent living. The decision to live alone can be driven by a number of factors, such as the search for autonomy, the need for personal space, career guidance, or as a result of unexpected circumstances. Although autonomy and freedom are exciting aspects of living alone, this choice also brings with it intrinsic emotional and psychological challenges related to loneliness, which can take many forms such as a persistent sense of emotional emptiness, lack of a connection to other human beings, or lack of meaningful social interaction. Although living alone offers the opportunity to enjoy independence and self-discovery, the challenges of coping with loneliness should not be underestimated.
