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Interpersonal Communication Speech

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Hello, I agree with your post in all aspects. I strongly also believe that someone has to be going through hard times to want to isolate themselves from others. I also like how you mention she would soon start feeling lonely after a couple of days as she does mentioned in the video of her history with depression.

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