It is widely acknowledged that we are living in an increasingly isolated world.
Although
some individuals claim to enjoy their somewhat solitary lifestyle, the vast majority of us would rather share our homes and our lives with others.
The drawbacks of living with others are indeed in plain sight. Linking Words
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finds annoying: they might play loud music, leave a mess in the kitchen or spend hours in the bathroom. Use synonyms
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, with some tact and diplomacy, these issues can usually be overcome. Another apparent disadvantage of sharing is that Linking Words
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has to take other residents’ wishes and opinions into account. Use synonyms
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, saving to consider the needs of those Linking Words
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shares the apartment with, Use synonyms
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probably becomes more sensitive, caring and a generally kinder and more likeable person.
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, living with loved ones or flatmates is healthier because it is essential that we have warm human contact and that we interact and share our experiences with fellow humans. From a practical viewpoint, those who live with friends or family can save money by splitting utility bills, rent and food costs. They can Linking Words
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as cooking, dusting, washing up and ironing. Obviously, a house with more inhabitants is likely to be occupied more of the time and is Linking Words
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at reduced risk of burglary or break-in.
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while
there are some drawbacks to living with others, Linking Words
for example
in the form of frustration and having to make compromises, these are outstripped by the positives including better mental health, savings in money and time, and increased personal security.Linking Words
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