ESL Discussion

well-being (1)

How do we balance the need for social interaction with the benefits of solitude?

The idea that "it's better to be alone than with people who are not good for us" is a powerful reminder that the company we keep can significantly impact our well-being. It suggests that the quality of our relationships matters more than the quantity

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How do we balance the need for social interaction with the benefits of solitude?

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