Connecting with others is important for fulfillment from "summary" of The Midnight Library by Matt Haig
In the end, it was people that made life worthwhile. It was the shared moments, the laughter, the tears, the hugs, the conversations that gave meaning to existence. It was the connections with others that filled the void within us, that made us feel whole and alive. Nora had spent so much time chasing after success, after achievements that she thought would bring her happiness. But in the end, it was the relationships she had neglected that weighed heaviest on her heart. It was the people she had pushed away, the friends she had lost touch with, the family she had taken for granted, that left her feeling empty and alone. The Midnight Library showed Nora that her life could have taken so many different paths, but no matter which reality she explored, one thing remained constant - the importance of human connection. It was the love of others that gave her life meaning, that gave her a sense of purpose and fulfillment. Nora realized that it was never too late to reach out, to mend broken relationships, to bridge the gap between herself and others. She understood that it was in those moments of vulnerability, of opening up to others, that true connection was formed. It was in sharing her fears, her dreams, her joys, her sorrows, that she found solace and strength. As she looked back on her life, Nora saw that the moments that brought her the most joy, the most fulfillment, were the ones spent with loved ones. It was the simple acts of kindness, of understanding, of compassion that made life worth living. And she vowed to never take those moments for granted again. For she knew now, more than ever, that connecting with others was the key to a life well-lived.
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