The Importance of Enjoying Your Company

Have you ever seen a random person alone in a coffee shop, reading a book, working on a laptop, enjoying a cup of coffee, lost in thought? do you want? Or have you ever been hiking or camping with friends and came across another person traveling alone and assumed the same thing about them?

And now how many times have you thought about it. How did you actually think about it? There may be people around you who enjoy your company and want to live in peace. Maybe you know that type of person, or someone with that kind of courage.
Anyway, I think the meaning of being alone is completely distorted in most people's minds. Being alone isn't when you're completely devoid of relationships and friends. I can't leave you alone. It's simply a matter of choice. That's when you learn to accomplish the most difficult and embarrassing things.

It's time to find comfort and learn to enjoy his company. Few people can do it without blowing their minds to pieces.

Being alone is like meditation. A place where you can recognize and know yourself. When all your senses and emotions come to life and begin to tell you things you never knew about yourself and the world around you. It's about finding yourself.

And every day when you wake up and see the real world, meet new people, visit old places, your senses and reality become polluted with smoke and fresh air. When you have time, remove all fumes from the fresh, clean air and cleanse yourself again. That's what being alone means. A masterpiece. It's hard to get to. It means loving yourself, spending time with yourself, and not being afraid to get to know yourself. It's about connecting with yourself and loving your imperfections. Only then can you expect others to love you.

People who like to be alone are not cowards or lonely introverts. This person is certainly the bravest of them all.
They have the courage to endure and accept his own thoughts

If you embrace your solace, your space, you accept your good qualities and your flaws, and no matter what others say, you will always know and love yourself. And you won't need to depend on others to feel loved.

Once you get comfortable with your own mess and silence and all the paradoxes, you will accomplish the hardest thing in the universe. You will love yourself.