How to get used to being alone

People sometimes want a peace. Whether from the heart or the surrounding environment. A person’s jealousy, a person’s movie. A person's afternoon black tea, preferably with warm sunshine.

A small part of my life is immersed in undefined events. Sometimes, I am deeply trapped in Shawshank's redemption, looking for myself in the film as an outsider; sometimes, I think deeply in the book and examine myself. The more this kind of person gets the inner peace, the more the heart will receive.

Being alone does not have to be translated as "lonely." My solitude is like "the elegance of a person." I gently flipped through this fascinating book, and I often wandered with the authors in the time that should have been "wasted." Sometimes sipping a cup of tea seems to be a step closer to the author.

Maybe, if you calm down, you don't have to look at the book and look for a sublimation. People should properly make themselves free and happy. Sometimes, pick up the playing cards on the table, roll them up one by one, and then insert them one by one into the gap between the fans. Looking at the fan quietly, sometimes it is not enough to use up a deck of cards. Enjoy doing something that is full of fun and creativity, and it doesn't matter if it lasts for a long time.

However, everyone has an id, super self, and a different personality. Therefore, don't be alone to be a person who enjoys peace. Some people need something to give you enthusiasm. Then, those who are crazy like that, try to live quietly.

Third day: Weng Lujuan