Solitary people: Some people are so used to solitude with themselves that they never compare themselves to others, but spin forth their monologue of a life in a calm joyous mood, holding good conversations with themselves, even laughing.
Thus one must grant certain men their solitude and not be silly enough, as often happens, to pity them for it.
Friedrich Nietzsche
August Sander
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