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885 There’s a specific kind of person who has always been good at solitude — the kind who reads, walks, gardens, thinks — and the world spent their younger years asking them why they weren’t more social, and now those same people are aging into the version of life that quietly suits them, and the loneliness epidemic everyone is naming is mostly happening to other people

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Tommy Baker @ Silicon Canals · 04/28/2026 03:00 EDT

There’s a specific kind of person who has always been good at solitude — the kind who reads, walks, gardens, thinks — and the world spent their younger years asking them why they weren’t more social, and now those same people are aging into the version of life that quietly suits them, and the loneliness epidemic everyone is naming is mostly happening to other people

While others scramble to fill the void of aging's quieter years, those who spent decades being called "too antisocial" are discovering they've been training for this moment their entire lives.

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