Ahead, look for the seven signs that you or someone you care about might be “emotionally isolated.” Plus, a psychologist ...

So take the opportunity to reconnect with someone you’re close to. Tell a cross-county friend you miss her, and schedule time ...

One tennis player's public lament about feeling alone after a loss at Wimbledon has revived the conversation about mental ...

Remote work, once seen as a win, now presents challenges for young professionals. Isolation and disconnection are common ...

Takeaway Feeling lonely in a relationship does not necessarily mean the relationship is broken. More often, it is a signal that something important is missing or unspoken.

You’re lonely because you're surrounded by people who don't really get you. They may be great on paper, but if the chemistry, empathy, or values don’t align, you’ll always feel like the odd ...

For many people over 50, re-entering the dating world can feel overwhelming. The rules have changed, and online dating is now the norm. That’s why Andrea McGinty, Godmother of Modern Dating ...

Feeling lonely isn’t just about personal relationships—it’s also about a sense of community. When you don’t feel connected to a greater group, loneliness can hit hard.

But if you answer the question, "I am lonely because I'm unlikable" or "I'm unlucky", then the solution – I need to be more likeable or lucky – will feel abstract and further from your reach.

Feeling lonely is hardwired into our humanity. Some believe it serves an adaptive, evolutionary function that encourages us to take action to promote our short-term survival. Just as hunger tells ...