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“People are the reasons I stay indoors.”

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“I wanted to be alone, to live unwitnessed and without having to think about anyone else.”

Book:My Friends

Source: My Friends

“Solitude is a thing that creeps in under the cover of night. One does not pay enough attention as time strips away people and things. Some part believes that it will all restore itself one day, only a matter of time.”

Regret Solitude

Book:The Doom of Balar

Source: The Doom of Balar

“Suddenly I am a child again and nobody wants to go near me, nobody can cope with how badly I want to be held, or touched, or listened to, and there is nothing I can ever do about it.”

Solitude Loneliess

Book:The Water Cure

Source: The Water Cure

“When you're dead, they really fix you up. I hope to hell when I do die somebody has sense enough to just dump me in the river or something. Anything except sticking me in a goddam cemetery. People coming and putting a bunch of flowers on your stomach on Sunday, and all that crap. Who wants flowers when you're dead? Nobody.”

Death Cemetery Holden Funeral Rites

Book:THE CATCHER IN THE RYE

Source: THE CATCHER IN THE RYE

“She had always been a solitary soul, relying on her own quiet strength to face life’s challenges. But now, fate had brought her here, to this moment when she needed to believe and count on others.”

Believe Solitude Quotes To Live By

Book:Arya and the Guardians of Azhira

Source: Arya and the Guardians of Azhira

“کبھی کبھی تنہائی ہمیں صرف لوگوں کے ہجوم میں ملتی ہے۔ ویرانوں میں تو ہم اپنے سامنے مزید نمایاں ہو جاتے ہیں۔”

Book:Parizaad / پری زاد

Source: Parizaad / پری زاد

“Chapter 8: a walk in the wilds (page 136) They* weren't experiencing solitude when they tramped off with their friends—but they were lowering their levels of connection, mediating things in order to experience an authenticity and communion with nature that their parents took for granted only a few decades earlier. *Referring to teenagers”

Book:Solitude

Source: Solitude

“Chapter 8: a walk in the wilds (page 147) It can't be just that they* need a break from thinking—some of their best thinking is done during this supposed "downtime" out of doors. *Referring to famous walkers like Charles Dickens, Mother Theresa, Martin Luther King Jr, etc...”

Book:Solitude

Source: Solitude

“Chapter 8: a walk in the wilds (page 140) Socrates replied, "Forgive me, my friend. I am devoted to learning; landscapes and trees have nothing to teach me—only the people in the city can do that.”

Book:Solitude

Source: Solitude

“She just loved the things she loved, and hated the things she hated.”

Book:Strange Weather in Tokyo

Source: Strange Weather in Tokyo