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This article is written by a student writer from the Her Campus at Augustana chapter.

In the hush of the night, when the world dims and the weight of solitude settles in, it’s tempting to think that being surrounded by people is the answer. But it’s never been about just filling the space with random faces—it’s about finding hearts that resonate with your own.

Loneliness isn’t just an absence of bodies; it’s an absence of understanding, of connection, of that intangible bond that makes you feel seen and cherished. It’s in those moments of vulnerability when you ache for someone who gets it, who understands the complexities of your soul without needing explanations.

The antidote to loneliness lies in the comfort of emotional security, in having someone by your side who knows you so well that they can anticipate your needs. It’s the joy of receiving flowers unexpectedly, not because it’s a special occasion, but simply because they know it brings a smile to your face.

And then there are those who are enchanted by the moon, who find solace in its gentle glow and mystery. They have a special kind of magic about them, a whimsy that reminds you to look beyond the mundane and embrace the wonder of the universe.

In a world where superficial connections are abundant, finding someone who truly understands you feels like discovering a rare gem. It’s like stumbling upon a soulmate—a kindred spirit who speaks the language of your heart and makes you feel whole in ways you never thought possible.

So, here’s to seeking out those emotional anchors, those people who make loneliness feel like a distant memory. And here’s to those who go crazy over the moon, because they remind us to dream, to explore, and to believe in the beauty of the unknown.

Cami Flores

Augustana '25

I am such a simple person. everyday I wake up, think "no thanks" and then go right back to sleep.