The cost of succumbing to the ease of being alone | The Post

It’s generally agreed that to be alone at Christmas is a terrible thing. And while most of us are fortunate enough to spend this period with those we love, it’s often complicated. For some, the demands of these relationships are acutely difficult.

But, generally, it feels good to be with one another – to celebrate, to be generous and hospitable. If only these feelings lasted longer. Read more.

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