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The Functional Loneliness
Why We Feel Alone Together and What Helps Us ReconnectBy Josh HarariLength2h 23m
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You have a full life. You're just not being felt in it.
Functional Loneliness is for the person who answers every message, holds everyone together, and still goes home to a quiet that doesn't feel like peace. The person whose life looks fine from the outside — and who's exhausted from maintaining that view.
This isn't a book about being alone. It's about being under-felt. About the gap between the connections you have and the connection you actually need. About why the most capable, social, seemingly-together people are often the loneliest — and why nobody checks on them.
Part psychology, part cultural critique, part honest conversation —Dr. Josh Harari in Functional Loneliness names something most people have felt but never had words for. And then, carefully, it shows a way through.
Audiobook details
GenreSelf-Help, Psychology, Other
Length2 hrs 23 mins
Narrated byListen with 1,000+ voices
FormateBook with Audio
Publish dateJun 12, 2026
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1Introduction The Loneliness Nobody Talks About
2Chapter 1: The Invisible Epidemic
3Chapter 2: Always Connected, Rarely Known
4Chapter 3: Nobody Checks on the Functional Ones
5Chapter 4: The Body That Misses Touch
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6Chapter 5: Micro-Abandonments
7Chapter 6: Being Needed vs. Being Loved
8Chapter 7: When Nobody Witnesses Your Inner Life
9Chapter 8: Emotional Starvation in Modern Relationships
10Chapter 9: The Exhaustion of Carrying Yourself Alone
11Chapter 10: The Culture That Made Us This Way
12Chapter 11: Performing Fine
13Chapter 12: What It Actually Takes
14Chapter 13: How to Recognize Someone Who Can Actually Hold You And how to become someone who can hold others
15Epilogue