“Unlocking Joy: The Surprising Truth About Finding Happiness in Solitude”
But more than just physical space, I also started to appreciate the emotional space.
The freedom to feel my emotions without needing to explain or justify them to someone else.
The liberty to have a bad day and not worry about how it might affect someone close to me.
If you find yourself appreciating your own personal space—whether it’s your home, your time, or your emotions—it could be another sign that you too might thrive better alone.
4. You struggle with the compromises relationships require
Relationships are all about give and take, but if you’re someone who thrives alone, the “give” part often feels like too much.
