Lonely, so what?

Be lonely for once! To be lonely: does that even exist nowadays, when everyone can connect with everyone else in no time at all and exchange information, emotions, annoyances and fun without restraint? Of course, loneliness still exists, and some people may feel that it has become bigger rather than smaller in times of omnipresent networking. But is it always really that bad? When you feel a little lonely? Doesn't it sometimes even offer a bitterly necessary breathing space? Max Dorner invites us on an honest, amusing and at the same time unsparing expedition to the dazzling variations of loneliness in our everyday lives. And undertakes the salvation of an excessively underestimated attitude to life.