Some people prefer to spend most of their time alone; others favor the option of living with their friends and families. This passage is intended to discuss the pros and cons of the latter option and whether the advantages outweigh the disadvantages.
To begin with, the positive side of living with groups of friends and families around you is that the room will never fall silent. They are always there to support you and give feedback to you, and the spontaneous night activities, such as party nights and frequent gatherings, also contribute to enhancing your social life. This alleviates your stress and anxieties and is how the benefits of living with families surpass living alone.
However, the drawbacks of the place having little tranquility came along with its benefits. To be specific, for some who require quietness around them when working, they would consider the conversations coming from their friends as disturbances, which severely drag the efficiency, hence extending the time of finishing the assignment.
Do the advantages of living with others exceed its disadvantages, then? Personally, I wouldn’t support any of the sides solely, for I believe the choice varies among every person. Living alone offers silence for sure, but one living their life alone often develops mental issues such as autism. Living with others, on the other hand, would solve the problem of no accompanying, but it also brings other shortcomings like deficiency of working.
To sum up, while all things are double-sided, I suggest a balanced approach, where people are having a normal social life and, meanwhile, enjoying their tranquility back at their place. Relying exclusively on any side of the debate brings more harm than benefits.