‘I wouldn’t have it any other way’: Readers say solo living isn’t always lonely and beats forced friendships
Read our Privacy notice An account of loneliness after moving to London eight years ago struck a chord with Independent readers this week, after new research found one in ten Britons have no close friends at all, with the problem worse among younger adults than any other age group. I now have strong friendships and we look out for each other and socialise outside of walking. I go on holiday on my own, I go on days out on my own and I wouldn’t have it any other way.
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