Recent research indicates that feelings of 'being unneeded' are a universal theme contributing to loneliness, with interpretations varying greatly across different cultures.
Loneliness is not merely about being alone; it can arise even in situations like marriage, highlighting that social relationships can feel unsatisfactory despite physical presence.
Post-COVID, the issue of loneliness has gained traction as a public health priority, with nations like Japan appointing ministers specifically to address the epidemic.
The perception of loneliness often ties to local cultural beliefs about values and needs, complicating how loneliness is experienced in different global contexts.
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