Isolation Syndrome?

 The urge of conversing with an individual while having a concurrent regard towards solitude?

Well how does that work, solitude is not always a bliss yet sometimes social interaction too requires a wee bit of vigilance by vigilance I adhere to attention paid to a simple yet significant factor where we or any individual chooses to participate in a conversation while having an initial reluctance towards conversations. What I’m trying to highlight here is that no matter how introverted(wall flower) or socially isolated you are or choose to be at some stage you have to engage in a conversation though one has to realize that you have the power to choose with whom you want to engage or confront with. Conversations are at instances void but wait…...Real conversations however have a deeper meaning. 

Conversations are not an impediment but the subject within your message should be inspiring or should be enthralling enough to make someone realize that in our globular world of networking chaos there lies a message which needs to be heard rather than searched for in our or anyone's devices. Introversion does not mean being apprehensive towards engaging in a social interaction, Shyness is an intrinsic habit which is promulgated through certain attributes which many individuals are aware of and restricting oneself to pure seclusion or following the path of isolationism is the not the most operative method. Peer groups or Friend circles for an instance play a pivotal role in delineating how a individual becomes, simply through the process of habituation as humans are highly adaptable to ambiguous ambiances and both intrinsic and extrinsic scenarios play a huge role. 

The whole point being that the word "Enlightenment" is not fixated in our current epoch, the definition of any word tends to be like a fact which is nothing but a moving hypothesis and along the roots of time it tends to deviate itself and it is up to us who have the grip to interpret the definition according to our own understanding. 

I cannot teach anybody anything. 

I can only make them think. 

- Socrates