THE SCIENCE OF LONELINESS
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THE SCIENCE OF LONELINESS —⠀ "It's in your head", the article reads. And ends. That's all the science one needs. A chemical imbalance and lack of serotonin levels — the editor proclaims. And I read it in Ariel Black 14, Italics; Bold. There's a basket of unwashed clothes lying under the bed and sheets of crumpled, stained blankets — reeking of memories: unkempt on a King sized bed with M sized me. A dozen emails hovering on my home screen and 6 structured messages from 7 credit card companies. Are we sad because we are lonely or are we lonely because we are sad? This is to say, I've unsent letters, written over 700 days to one person and I've a collection of reels that I cannot send and love is nothing but the idea of opening your main door to see just one happy face, smiling at your arrival. The last time I checked my best friend forgot my phone number and never tried remembering it again. There's a broken city with damaged roads and underpaid lab