Why Your House Was Designed For Loneliness

Discover the surprising reasons behind why your house may have been designed to exacerbate feelings of loneliness. From the layout of your living space to the lack of designated work areas for remote work, this video delves into how certain aspects of home design can contribute to the loneliness problem, especially for those living alone. Gain valuable insights into creating a more functional and inviting home environment that promotes well-being and connectivity. Whether you're a first-time homebuyer or looking to enhance your current living situation, this video offers practical tips and strategies for optimizing your personal workspace and combatting feelings of isolation within your home. Explore the intersection of housing market trends, real estate advice, and interior design to transform your house into a sanctuary of comfort and productivity. Start your journey towards a more fulfilling living experience today.

[@ajf5823]

Not everyone wants to be with people. I love being alone and being able to work at home and not interact with people would be a dream come true.
Unfortunately during COVID people discovered being out in nature and camping and the woods, lakes and campgrounds have become overrun. The places l used to go to get away from people are now crowded with people.

[@ladykay1068]

I agree. I'm an introvert. I am happy being alone. People drain me.

[@Radiganhomes]

Very true, we don't all need to be around people. I wasn't aware of the change in more isolated getaways, that's interesting.

[@thomascuvillier7250]

Get a modern apartment close to third places and make an effort to get to know your neighbors. We have a group chat and a yearly party in my complex and have been taking on community projects like repainting the parking accesses ourselves. Saves money and builds community.

[@Radiganhomes]

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[@user-iq2yp1dn1q]

One contribution to loneliness may be people living in houses that are too large for their needs, subconsciously there is the constant reminder that the house should not be so empty of others.

[@Radiganhomes]

That's a good point!

[@PqV72MT4]

Houses should be designed for family interaction not isolation. The world is becoming more and more terrible.

[@Radiganhomes]

Yes, it just feels like the last building boom was a rush to address immediate needs without considering long term implications.

[@nogames8982]

I have never in my life worked a job that I could do from home. And I don’t want to. But that being said, I’m not overly social. I don’t mind being alone, and I prefer it sometimes. So my little house is just fine with me. But I probably wouldn’t like it. If I worked from home, I would feel like I could never get out of this place. I know some people love it, I’m not one of those people. I always joke that I’m almost a hermit so the lockdowns didn’t really affect me that much. But I still want to get out of the house sometimes. And Work lets me do that.

[@Radiganhomes]

Sounds like you get just enough social interaction from work. 😉

[@mugglescakesniffer3943]

rich people's houses you practically need a scooter to get around. The master bedroom is like it's own apartment.

[@Radiganhomes]

Very true.

[@HotTeaAddict]

Lol me being the weirdo loving having a dining room. We don't use it to eat often, mostly we host board game parties or D&D. Not having to put on pants for parties is my favorite party.

[@Radiganhomes]

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[@SunsetGuitarist]

Very interesting video. good job , my man

[@Radiganhomes]

Thanks so much! I'm glad you enjoyed it!😊

[@kw7378a1]

This makes sense but also so odd as I'm buying a house now, and one of the things I like about it is the dining room.

[@Radiganhomes]

That's awesome! I use mine frequently even when it's just two of us.

[@stevebeschakis9775]

Great face for radio.

[@Radiganhomes]

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[@raymond_sycamore]

America changed in 2016 with that stultifying election, and it completely transformed in 2020 with that absolute tragedy that was the covid response. I spend almost every moment alone. I work alone, I eat alone, actually do eat at a dining room table! The only times I interact with anyone is when I go to the store, and that's torture because it's always some girl that obviously hates her job more than she hates men.

[@Radiganhomes]

I've made a lot of connections through Facebook groups and Meetup.com, I'm not sponsored by them or anything. It's free and an easy way to meet people who feel the same way.