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| Solitude/loneliness |
There are people who feel happy when they are among crowd and fellow beings, whereas on the other hand there are people who feel happier when they are alone. The latter feel better to be alone and undisturbed by the company of their fellow beings. it seems strange at surface, yet it is a great boon to those who have become used to this. they feel bored when they are inducted into the environment which is crowded.
In this category mostly fall people who have either become disappointed and dejected from, or intellectuals and literati. solitude serves a good condition for the people of both these categories. the highly intellectuals usually seek solace in solitude, and therein they produce things of great significance. Most of the great intellectuals of the world are those who have become used to solitude.
Literati and especially poets are most used to solitude. this is the state wherein they practice which is called as imagination. the work of poets is based on imagination which is the very product of solitude. The great Romantic poets of English like wordsworth, coleridge and keats would use to practice imagination and thereby produced great poetic materials.
Men are different in their temperament some are sociable and joyous whereas other are solitude loving, it is a common observation that people associated with great achievements are usually those who love solitude.