Why You Should Go To The Movies (And Do Other Stuff) Alone Analysis

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In the article, “Why You Should Go to the Movies (and Do Other Stuff) Alone,” by Jesse Singal, is about the fears a lot of people have of being spotted in public alone. Everyone who is alone out there has a guideline of what not to do but new research may prove them wrong. In my opinion, I feel being alone only matters on how you feel about yourself and how the world sees you. Scientist have done five experiments over the years to prove that going out alone isn't as bad as many people say, but I still feel that no matter how you go, people will still judge you. To me the only way to actually have fun is with a group of your closest friends because people will see the sheer number of friends and not bother you. It also depends on the location

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