The Path of Loner

 The Loner

Feeling low lately? , or perhaps feeling low always?. Do you feel like you are alone but you are not actually alone? , even in a crowd or in your daily life?. Then, don't worry because this post is for all the lone wolves like me. We are a different species of wolves that don't need a pack to be in but we make our own choices and decisions by ourselves and we are the most dangerous types of wolves that attack alone and not in a pack.

The Burden 

If you have ever felt bad about being lonely then remove that feeling and adapt to it like you do normally. There are many good people around the world, but no one is gonna support you in your journey, you will have to do it alone. Being a loner doesn't mean you are interesting or entertaining to other people. Being a loner is an opportunity and it tells much about you that you are much different from the crowd of this society and you should embrace it and forge it into your skills.

Many people consider being covered with support or a crowd that gives them attention and respect like the normal wolves do but the longer ones are unique in such a way that the pack wolves have greater respect for the loner one who has gained excellence in the skill of survival and making right decisions at the right time which makes it the most dangerous.

Humans as we are, we look for power and respect and dignity but all of that is earned and not gained on purpose. The Lone wolf does the same to be different, and so does a human who feels lonely. But for those lone wolves who have lost their path in the world, they need to know who they are and what they are capable of by being lonely. They can easily make independent decisions and take responsibility for their actions themselves instead of a pack of wolves due to which all of them have to endure equal pain.

The Nights

Both lone wolves and lone humans must heavily rely on themselves for survival and well-being. They develop strong problem-solving skills and adaptability. Loneliness is a shared emotional struggle. While lone wolves might miss pack companionship, lone humans can experience a lack of emotional connection that can impact their mental health. Both lone wolves and lone humans have the opportunity for personal growth and self-discovery. The solitude they experience provides space for introspection and self-improvement. Both lone wolves and lone humans exhibit a certain level of independence that can lead to resilience and unique skills. This independence can be a source of strength.

Both lone wolves and lone humans struggle to find someone they can rely on but they do not lose hope of surviving and pave their own paths even on the darkest nights.

THE SURVIVAL

Skills are the greatest weapon of a lone wolf as well as a human who is a loner but he has hidden skills which he doesn't let out for his survival until the time comes. If a human finds out his skills and his passion for it, he can fight as a loner against the whole world. If he is determined that no one can do this thing better than him then, he is the lone wolf, then you are the lone wolf. Everyone has skills, but in a pack, they are not determined and depend on other pack members for help, in the end, no one comes unless they help themselves.

The same is this world for lone wolves like us and we enjoy the work we are the best in, so that we don't need a pack to rely on.

THE HUMAN AND WOLF

Lonely humans share a connection with lone wolves due to their tendency to operate on the outskirts of their respective social structures. Just as lone wolves seek solitude and self-reliance, lonely humans embrace being alone, valuing introspection and independence. Lonely humans and lone wolves both rely on their individual skills and instincts for survival and growth. Both groups benefit from the opportunity for deep personal reflection and self-improvement. They make decisions autonomously, driven by personal values rather than external pressures. They forge their own distinct paths, free from the need for consensus or approval from others.

If you are also a lone wolf and if you want to share some feelings with the community, comment down below.