HUMAN PERSPECTIVE OF LONLINESS AND HUMAN NATURE AT THE CORE
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HUMAN PERSPECTIVE OF LONLINESS
It is human for people to feel lonely when they are not associated with anybody. Some argue that being alone is of more benefit to them. The perspective is based on everybody’s point of view. According to the mirror that could not sleep; it is evident that the mirror felt left alone when nobody was looking in him. In cases like this it is known that either the party or individual is a social person who at most times interact with various people. (“The Profound Power of Loneliness”).This is usually healthy but at times could lead to stress or guilt .It is to more benefit that to ensure that one can be able to balance the two aspects; that is to be able to stay with others and to be alone .In other words loneliness is like isolation period when one is not associating with the real world .By nature being alone could lead to ill thoughts in which unethical issues such as drug addiction .The ills are brought about when one Is idle which supposes that the youth bracket is highly affected .Many youths tend to use their lonely time in various bad behaviors since when left alone they take the situation as freedom in order to disrupt the conscious part that they are lonely .In the article the mirror felt terrible and this is as a result of being alone .This shows the level in which it could lead or even at times suicide could follow. Most deaths or perspectives are reached behind closed doors .This should be a concern of what impacts it could lead to as a result of taking the negative part of being lonely .Psychologically it hinders ones progress and could lead to failure since emotionally one is hurt and at this stage it is hard for people to see .Youths are the highly affected by autophobia since at this stage of life you care more of other people opinions and not yours. (“Autophobia: Symptoms, Causes, and Treatments”)
It is either you love being alone or you feel guilty being alone .Some parties feel that being alone is healthier than the interaction person.It could be true ;however, ones ideology might differ from the other persons .It is acceptable to argue the statement that it the best way to live your life without social ties with the world problems . (“The Importance of Being Alone” Being given the peace of mind matters a lot for academics or philosophers .Most research and innovation is said to be done alone where one can concentrate more .This is also reflected in the curriculum .Loneliness should not be viewed in the negative perspective alone .In situations such as exams ,it is conducted when one is alone .I believe that being alone is one of the best things if one is looking to concentrate on the future of events .Both sides of the coin should be seen in the issue of being alone as supposed to the article.
HUMAN NATURE AT THE CORE
The human nature as imposed are the characteristics and trends that humans live by day to day activities .It is important to have some standards set aside .The discipline that one ensures or at most times follow. It is ethical to ensure that self-discipline is at the core of everything .Regardless to everything the nature trends are almost universal to most people .According to the article human nature is taken as the way people live their lives .The dog self-trains himself on how to walk .This shows how willing the dog is intending in accomplishing its tasks. The same is reflected in humans to. Human beings work had in order to achieve their goals .It is human nature that the trend is universal everywhere .Also in the article the rich merchant shows that he /she has worked had in order to own wealth. Human needs are never satisfied and this is always in their nature. The dog admires to be like other people who drive themselves in accomplishing tasks. When the dog walks on two legs he feels that he is becoming a human; human nature of accomplishing a task is giving yourself hope and as said faith can move mountains .This is reflected in the way humans attribute in going to the church .In the article the dog salivates when he hears the church bells ringing. It is a symbol of faith that humans have in nature.
At times humans and dogs react the same way as humans’ .The reason behind that could be as a result of domesticating the species. The dog as illustrated did not bite his own kind .This shows the level of friendship the dog is willing to go .Humans on the other side show their friendship through greetings and community work. The positive part of the two are compared in terms of determination and interaction between the two. The concentration factor is was the main comparing reason of the two parties’ .The dog gave it all in terms of being a human being and the human nature of people in ensuring they live and work in harmony. The peaceful co-existence of the two is seen to be of mutual benefit of each other. (The Editors of Encyclopedia Britannica) The other impediment of human nature that could be is selfishness .In the context of the article, both of them are willing to be selfless in order to ensure the other party could benefit from the other. Take the situation that both can live with the other without fear of being disrupted. The rich merchant relays on the dog for security of his wealth and the dog in tern relays on shelter and food from him. The driving effort is the key compartment of the two .The two also have a common factor when greeting or recognizing someone you know the dog appreciates by wagging the tail when he met someone he knew; as supposed to humans they would greet each other.
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“Autophobia: Symptoms, Causes, and Treatments.” Healthline, 2017, www.healthline.com/health/autophobia.
“The Importance of Being Alone.” Psychology Today, www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/in-flux/201410/the-importance-being-alone.
The Editors of Encyclopedia Britannica. “Human Nature.” Encyclopædia Britannica, 7 Mar. 2016, www.britannica.com/topic/human-nature.