Loneliness can deeply impact a person’s emotional and physical well-being, often wounding in subtle yet noticeable ways.
For men, loneliness can be the most difficult thing to battle against because of societal norms and expectations, making it difficult to express emotion or seek help in such situations.
One must identify the symptoms of loneliness to intervene effectively and therapeutically and understand how to offer help.
However, most of the signs tend to be ignored or misjudged, which aggravates the isolation and emotional torment.
By understanding these behaviours, one can provide the necessary support and intervention to promote connectivity and community.
Here, we discuss some main signs showing that a man has, at some point in his life, been lonely, and the implications of each of those signs.
Thus, understanding these signs will allow one to give support to anyone suffering of loneliness quietly.
