Loneliness

Loneliness

Illustration by Isabella Lee run in the Daily Bruin/ Collected

Connected, yet alone: The quiet loneliness of digital Bangladesh

As Bangladesh continues its rapid digital transformation, the question is no longer just about staying connected–but about staying meaningfully connected

A young person in a dark room smiles at their phone, which displays glowing, interactive social media comments, illustrating the Sosoactive concept 'From Scrolling to Connecting'.

Sosoactive: Connecting with millennials through Sosoactive media

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Isolation, anxiety, depression among mental health issues facing Gen Z, says expert

Representation image shows a woman sitting alone. Photo: Collected

German municipal association seeks €500m 'loneliness fund'

Sketch: TBS

Echoes of silence: Choosing quiet in a noisy world

One-sided emotional ties to people you don't actually know (or those who don't actually exist) are called parasocial relationships. Photo: Collected

Do parasocial relationships help with loneliness?

Representation image shows a woman sitting alone. Photo: Collected

Record number of Japanese are living alone: survey

Loneliness at work can appear as a sense of emptiness despite being surrounded by people, or the absence of meaningful interactions throughout the day.

Is loneliness lurking at your lunch break?

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Prince William and wife Kate take over UK airwaves to fight loneliness

James Higgins, who runs the Krishna Cow Sanctuary in Hawaii, cuddles with Uma. Picture: Krishna Cow Sanctuary

Cow cuddling becomes a thing in US for lonely hearts amid social distancing