Hi, besties, welcome back to Trinidad to Care. If this is your first time listening, my name is

Ashley. This is basically my

personal diary, but for everyone all over the world to listen to, and also kind of free therapy

for you, so you can thank me later. I am so happy to have you listening. Last week's episode, I talked

about relationships and more so breakup, So a lot of you ended up

messaging me and wanting me to talk more about being alone after a breakup or after losing all of your

friends. And also how to be comfortable and enjoy being alone. So that's what we're going to get

into today. But before we do, I need to do a little self-promo

because if you don't shout yourself out and support yourself, who is going to do that for you?

No one. So if you want to keep up with me on my socials, you can follow me on Instagram at

Ashley Corbo and at Trying Not the Number 2 Care podcast. And then I have TikTok, which is at Little Baby

Aries and at I am way hotter than you. And I'm going to try to do my best at posting on YouTube.

I want the videos I post on YouTube to sync up with the podcast. So if I'm talking about friendships,

for example, like one week, I want to do a YouTube video that relates to friendships as well and gives you a little more insight into what we're talking about friendships, for example, like one week, I want to do a YouTube video that relates

to friendships as well and gives you a little more insight into what we're talking about. So if you're

into that, subscribe to my YouTube channel. I think if you just look up Ashley Corbo, I'll link it on

my Instagram for you. And if you like trying it to care, please give it a five-star review.

It helps me out so much and I really do appreciate it. All right, I'm done being an annoying

ass bitch. Let's get into being alone. I feel like it's looked at as a bad thing if you are

alone a majority of the time. You're called a loner and people pity you when being

alone doesn't have to be a bad thing. A lot of people default to being alone because they've been

hurt or they do it when something bad happens, but that doesn't have to be the reason to choose being

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