Rewards Of Living A Non-Solitary Life

“In these days people are living in the everyday rush that there is no time to interact to other people”; says my colleague Luisa. She has become part of the 28 percent of the U.S.one-person households according to the news on PBS. Living a solitary life may lead individuals to be selfish in different ways. On the other hand, living accompanying by people has several advantagesthat can make your life exciting, confident, and buoyant.
Luisa, who is 31 years old, has been by herself since she was 19. She affirms that living in her own is the best thing that hashappen to her. The true is that she has never tried to live with anybody than her cat. On the contrary, I live with my sister, who is two years older than me. Every time that we are off fromwork, we go to the movies, traveling, to the gym, or just relaxing at home chatting.
Another great advantage of living with someone is that we share the household responsibilities. We splitall the expenses from rent to internet service; giving me the opportunity to save for my future. Also we count with each other when we are sick, depress, or when we just want to share arethoughts. The other day I learned that Luisa was very sick, and no one knew. Nobody took care of her.
I remember that I wanted to quit my job because there was other individual that was makingmy life miserable. For my advantage I have my sister guiding me. She helped me go through my situation, and she did not let me quit my job. She was very supportive and persuasive about notletting anyone to ruin my life.
Living with someone that you care about each other whether is your best friend, a relative, or the special is someone can have great advantages. You do nothave to worry about whom you are going with to do your favorite activity or to share the journey of your life. There will be always someone next to you to support you in your life events.