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Many people live in psychological unity, and sometimes psychological unity is either a real feeling or an imaginary feeling. But what is meant by psychological unity? Unity in the language means the unification of the person with himself or his isolation with others, and then the person becomes lonely, that is, the individual with himself in a state of psychological exclusivity and complete isolation from those around him. 

Psychological unity as defined by Wikipedia

Loneliness is a strong feeling of emptiness and isolation, and in the case of a person feeling lonely it is more than the feeling of wanting to be with companions or the will to do something with another person, loneliness is the feeling of being cut off from others, isolated from other people, sometimes the lonely person finds difficulty in any form Contact with other people, and the only people often encounter a personal feeling of emptiness or of a gap within them, with feelings of separation or isolation from the world. He is alone in the world, and there is no one to help him or share his worries about loneliness, a feeling that is not understood from words, but by experience, and some of them become lonely for other complicated reasons, such as depression becomes lonely because of the a lot of pain and pressuresThe only people psychologically are the most suicidal people in the world and feel that no one accompanies him is happy and he is the only person and sad and feels the desire to recover from someone This rule does not apply to all people
Defining psychological unity from a psychological perspective
 The scientist Riesman (1995) knew that most individuals cannot cope with the requirements of tremendous technological progress without being exposed to many forms of a sense of psychological unity, and the feeling of psychological unity is considered the starting point for many of the problems that contemporary man suffers because they have mutual effects. Between them in a circular loop, as they affect one another.
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Cuffel and Akamatsu (1989) knew that the best method known to Symond (1939): that the children of the dominant fathers are more sensitive, shy and isolated on themselves, and that psychological unity is the starting point for many problems that the individual can suffer and complain about, topped by The subjective feeling of unhappiness and pessimism, as well as the compulsive feeling of powerlessness, as a result of social isolation and only to assess unity through levels of satisfaction with social relations. Loneliness is more closely related to complacency about social relations than to any absolute level of personal relationships

Reasons for feeling lonely
 The reasons for feeling lonely are several, including those related to age, or psychological factors, and the conditions that surround people, and we have gathered for you the most important reasons leading to this:
    Feeling of loneliness in old age: The elderly live in a state of emptiness, accompanied by feelings of depression, a sense of loneliness, the absence of work and the preoccupation of people around the elderly, all of which increase his sense of loneliness and isolation.
    Feeling lonely after losing a husband or wife: Losing a life partner is one of the most important reasons for feeling lonely, as a person usually shares many details of life with the other party, and upon the death of this party the other partner feels a state of loneliness and isolation. A person may develop the same feeling in the event of the death of a person very close to him as a parent, sibling, or son..

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