Not to dismiss your suffering (God forbid!) but I would like to add --
1. There are degrees of loneliness. Even in some families, while the greatest desolation is staved off because of all the "people" around, still there can be a constant loneliness in the background (think: parents with zero Trad Catholic friends to socialize with, confide in, etc.) Think of all the families who can only get to a Trad Mass once a month or less, and even then, there aren't any adults their age to be close to or socialize with. Or no Trads to see/visit within a 1 hour radius or more.
2. And then there's being "lonely in a crowd". Not all families, or spouses, are completely close or get along well.
I can personally attest to #1 (fortunately, not #2).
To varying degrees, and for varying reasons, this Crisis is hard on a lot of people. I can only imagine how much suffering must be out there among Trad Catholics.
May God grant you His grace and consolations.
Topic: Suffering from loneliness (Read 153043 times)