Every fall, “cuffing season” makes its annual return. Suddenly, there’s an expectation to find someone to spend the season with. But maybe fall is a good time to do the opposite: Learn how to actually enjoy being alone. It is surprisingly easy to avoid being alone without even realizing that you’re doing it. We are so used to constantly having something or someone competing for our attention that having time completely to ourselves can feel strange. I think that discomfort is worth getting past. Maybe fall is a good time to think about why being alone makes us so uncomfortable in the first place. The colder weather and shorter days can make us want to stay close to other people, but there is nothing wrong with enjoying the season on your own. Being alone should not feel like a problem that needs to be solved before winter. You should not need another person in order to enjoy your own life. To read more check out the link in our bio. 📝Jana Sayyed 🎨Esha Quazi #ncstate #technicia...