Post #4415

He felt a strong inner isolation and an acute sense of being alone and no one understood him. He believes that it is the inner world of man that matters, it is the essence, and everything else is nothing but crusts. Social relations, work relations and even marital relations are only the shell that surrounds human existence, man, as he believed, is alone in any case, and the possibility of human communication is a desperate attempt, Man is a frightened, lonely being, and that society is only evidence of the individual human attempt to escape from loneliness.