The Hidden Strengths of Those Who Embrace Solitude

Neuroplasticity

When someone prefers having a small circle of friends and doesn’t mind spending time alone, they are called loners. Some people confuse solitude with negative feelings or something detrimental, but they are greatly mistaken. Solitude isn’t always a bad thing; it can even be wonderful for some people. There are those who love this lifestyle.

Today, we will highlight four peculiar traits in the personality of people who prefer to be alone.

Firm Boundaries

A loner always has firm and well-established boundaries. They know that they are never truly alone. Because of this, they respect other people’s boundaries and expect the same respect in return. If you cross the line, they will let you know as soon as possible. They believe that if you cannot be true to yourself, you cannot be true to others.

Loyalty

When they find someone they want to be friends with, they become the most loyal person you could ever meet. They know their worth, and if they discover that you are also worth it, they will give you everything whenever you need it. This applies to relationships, family, work, and friends.

Open-Minded

The fact that they prefer their own company over others doesn’t mean they are closed off or rigid. They are always seeking new activities and adventures. Even when discovering new and interesting things to do, they always need to be sure of their thoughts before sharing them with others.

Focused

When adversities and challenges arise, loners don’t panic. Self-reflection has prepared them for situations like these.

Text originally published on Gutenberg and adapted by the Educadores blog team.

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