I worked onboard an out-of-service cruise ship during COVID and was stuck onboard for 195 days at sea in a row. There were only 95 other crew members, and only 3 women onboard. I am still fucked up from all the isolation i went through.
As someone who truly enjoys being alone and left alone, I think it was a lost opportunity not trying to be a ligh house keeper or something of the like.
I find extremely interesting your underlining of that were only three women on board. It shouts how much humans crave for closeness when isolated.
I worked onboard an out-of-service cruise ship during COVID and was stuck onboard for 195 days at sea in a row. There were only 95 other crew members, and only 3 women onboard. I am still fucked up from all the isolation i went through.
As someone who truly enjoys being alone and left alone, I think it was a lost opportunity not trying to be a ligh house keeper or something of the like.
I find extremely interesting your underlining of that were only three women on board. It shouts how much humans crave for closeness when isolated.
What makes you think they weren’t one of the women onboard and through that were effectively even more isolated?
Regardless of how you interpret my sentence, it holds what I meant: humans crave closeness.
Good point.