Eating Alone

Authors

  • Aldricia Chong

Abstract

During this time of isolation, it was very obvious the way I interacted with my environment and myself had changed dramatically. Figuring out a way of staying connected with my friends and family wasn't very hard because we have the technology to overcome the space between each other. But I think what was hard for me was seeing the space with myself starting to diminish. What scared me was the big jump from always eating with a group of people to always eating alone. During times with others, I felt like food always brought people together to have conversations and make connections, but now I have them with myself. At first, it was daunting to face my thoughts but now I see it as a blessing in disguise as I have reached a whole new level of connection with myself. Eating alone is now a new skill I have learned and enjoyed. I wonder how many others have made deeper connections with themselves through the act of eating alone.

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Published

2021-06-17