Anti-Thesis: The Effects of Isolation

Have you observed that a lot of people who are isolated are always quiet? Physically correct but emotionally  incorrect. Why? Because their hearts and minds speak and shout a lot. 

An article entitled "Loneliness: Causes, Effects and Treatments for Loneliness," written by Kendra Cheryy, caught my attention. This article, from the title itself mainly focus of an isolated person.

"Loneliness has a wide range of negative effects on both physical and mental health. One of the the health risks associated with loneliness include alcoholism and drug abuse," she wrote.

Alcoholism and drug abuse are forms of rebellion. At first, you won't think that this was because of being isolated. Lonely people may seem nice to other people's eyes. I think that instead of seeking happiness from the people around them, they found satisfaction from vices.

The author also quoted another effect which is about having an altered brain function.

We all know that all people have conscience even the what we call "The bad guys." But having an altered brain function can make people rebellious to the point that they will not care about anything or anyone. They will do everything just to destroy what they want to destroy.  

In conclusion, isolation leads to rebellion. The nice kids (because of solitude) will most likely to become prisoners.