Be lonely for a while! Is loneliness even a thing these days, when everyone can connect with anyone in the blink of an eye and freely exchange information, emotions, grievances, and amusing anecdotes? Of course, loneliness still exists, and some may feel that in times of ubiquitous connectivity, it has become more pronounced rather than diminished. But is it really so terrible to feel a little lonely? Doesn't it sometimes offer a desperately needed pause? Max Dorner invites us on an honest, amusing, and simultaneously unflinching expedition into the colorful variations of loneliness in our everyday lives and seeks to redeem a vastly underestimated emotional experience.