THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN BEING LONELY and being alone | Psychology Facts

THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN BEING LONELY and being alone
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Emotional attachment is the primary distinction between being lonely and being alone. Loneliness is a sensation, while being alone is a state of being. Even when surrounded by a group of people, we can still feel lonely even when we are perfectly content to be by ourselves. Feeling like no one can see or understand who we truly are, either from without or from within, is the root of loneliness. Many people want alone, while others fear it. Our relationship with ourselves plays a role in this.

I now spend more time alone than I did when I was married at the age of sixty and unmarried. However, I don't feel lonely as much. In my marriage, I never felt lonely as a wife or a mother. I was nearly never alone, but I was lonely all the time.
Here are 10 little and major differences between the two, as well as some advice on how to overcome loneliness.
1. You can be content even while you're alone. The same cannot be said for loneliness.
2. You could feel lonely when watching a football game in a crowded stadium. It is an emotional issue rather than a numerical one. If you are alone at home and watching a football game, you receive