Synopsis: Something is better than nothing. Even if it's bad. I've been told that before. It's what some people say, who believe that growth comes from overcoming painful experiences. They leave me, who couldn't overcome them, behind, and always see only the future, hope, and glitter. If something bad might happen, I won't leave the house. It's been two years since I made that decision. Coinciding with the COVID-19 pandemic, I was saved by a situation where I could make a convenient excuse for myself and others. But the truth is, if you stay at home, you won't get into a traffic accident, and if you don't interact with people, you won't get scammed. I can't imagine how many sexual assaults and accidents occur due to loneliness, but I believe loneliness is the ultimate human weakness, and there are many bad people who take advantage of that.
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