What triggers in your brain that you feel alone? Why are humans hardwired to feel loneliness? Why is that beneficial to have that trait?

I'm not 100% sure that studies have been done to give an answer for this, so don't quote me.

I belive it is the sudden stop in activity your doing that makes the brain observe the quietness, or the fact that nothing around you is moving or living. think about it. you don't feel lonely near a dog, because of course he or she is your companion. but if your with your phone, which you use more than your around your dog, you still feel lonely. as humans, we tend to hold on to living thing greater that we do non living things.

we aren't hard wired to feel lonely, it's the certain things we do that make you feel loneliness. if you were to keep going to party's and going crazy on. dance floors you would feel happy, but you would lightly feel lonely.

we are always looking for something to cling onto. no matter who you are or what you think you are like, you will always want and need a loved one to cling onto and share things with.

in most ways, it's not beneficial to have that trait.

we need someone in our live that help us on our everyday things we do. whether you think so or not.

Loneliness is a social feeling, but there's an explanation for it in our brains. It begins in the medial prefrontal cortex, an area of the brain deeply involved in social cognition. Contributing factors to loneliness include situational variables, such as physical isolation, moving to a new location, and divorce. 2 The death of someone significant in a person's life can also lead to feelings of loneliness. Loneliness can also be attributed to internal factors such as low self-esteem. Previous research has shown that nature can have a number of psychological benefits, ranging from restoring attention to relieving stress. Researchers suggest that being alone in nature can help people focus their priorities, gain a greater appreciation for relationships, and improve future goal-setting.

Explanation:

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the denominator has a very specific role.

just here for the other one bc they put up with u