Quote by Eugene O'Neill

Man's loneliness is but his fear of life.

Man's loneliness is but his fear of life.

Summary

This quote suggests that an individual's sense of loneliness is not inherent in their nature, but rather a result of their own fear and apprehension towards life. It implies that when one is hesitant or fearful of embracing life's experiences and connections, they are likely to feel alone and disconnected from others. This perspective suggests that overcoming one's fear and engaging fully in life can potentially alleviate feelings of loneliness, highlighting the importance of courage and openness in cultivating meaningful relationships and a sense of belonging.

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By Eugene O'Neill

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