Aloneness Is Good In Small Doses - Deepstash

Aloneness Is Good In Small Doses

Social isolation in large doses increases the probability of physical and psychological problems like heart disease or depression.

Short-term aloneness is beneficial and for that, we need to first figure out how our life is going and how can we fit in solitude time in our day.

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