loneliness Archives ⋆ The Teenager Today

Sad, pensive young woman sitting on a beach

Features

5 things to do when no one understands how you feel

29th October 202122nd November 2021 Dr Preetika Chandna emotions, loneliness

It’s understandable to feel frustrated and lonely when you can’t find an empathetic ear.

Poets & Poetry 2021

Darkness, my only companion

16th July 202116th July 2021 Manisha Das darkness, loneliness

At present, I have only one companion
— The unknown darkness
Which is everywhere around me.

Youth Counselling

I feel very lonely and suffocated

15th June 202015th October 2020 Nasreen Hashambhoy loneliness, parent-teen relationship

My parents have removed the TV saying that it would affect my studies. I feel lonely and suffocated.

Lonely girl sitting on the rocks by the sea as a seagull flies overhead

Life Lessons

Winning over loneliness

28th August 201928th August 2019 Atul John Rego loneliness

Being lonely is a self-conscious emotional isolation making the lonely one consciously aware that something important is missing in life.

Youth Counselling

I’ve becoming emotionally weak

15th February 201915th February 2019 Nasreen Hashambhoy emotional, friends, loneliness

But I have only a few classmates to spend time with and they often get busy with their work. I’m becoming emotionally weak.

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