Why i live alone

    Why I live alone

          "mai apne saath rahta hu hamesha

            akela hu magar tanha nahi hu"

                                           - By Jawad zaidi

Living alone is better than living with room partner , 1 year ago even i used to live with roommates, but when i compare with living by myself now . There is no comparison , there are so many advantages in living on your own. Studies shows living with someone who engages in risky behaviors has mental effects, and an anxious roommate can make you more on edge while a happy roommate won't necessarily have a positive influence on your mood.

Certainly with my experience in living alone can tell you about the real perks of living on your own. Check out the details and find out which lifestyle suite you 

Discover yourself

Living alone help you find out you really are ,  till when i live with people i didn't really knew what i like to do and what I don't. With roommates I used to adjust and pretend to be the person I'm not. When i moved here , I've found out  what i really like.

Focus on the job

We all know living with people leads to disturbance in your schedule. Living alone giving full independence to do the work without getting disturbed by anything unless you want it. 

Better social life

This is major concern of people that social life will be doomed if person start living on their own. But its not true unless I'm in my room so alone time was less precious and social interaction becomes more valuable.

What I'm trying to say is that if socializing isn't built into your day, you'll be more motivated to seek connections, whether it's through social interactions, community-based activities, attending fun events, keeping in touch with long-distance friends, dating, or even just exploring your own passions more. It definitely depends on your personality, but being a solo dweller made it a lot easier for me to actively nurture the relationships I valued, no matter how tempting my Netflix queue was.

Enjoy both life

I consider myself an ambrivert ( a person with both extrovert and introvert personality)  living by myself gives me the privilege to live both the side . In my room I'm introverted as much as i want and outside the room I could be an extrovert as long as i want to be. Living with people doesn't allow me to enjoy 'me' time.

Living with people have consequences when the habits and interest changes it create arguments and fights which may hamper the relationship. There is a way to prevent all that : living alone, this way you can prevent your relationship without putting your 'will' at stake.