As a child, I felt I was alone, and I still have that feeling, because I know things and want to speak for things that others don't know, but when I do, they don't accept or refuse to understand them. This makes me feel somehow lonely.

Loneliness doesn't come from not having people, but from being unable to communicate things that seem important to yourself, or from having certain opinions that others find unacceptable.

These are my feelings when I speak to other people about Bitcoin. I speak to them about something important to me, that would be also important for them if they accept and make it part of their life, but I realize that they don't understand what I say. This gives me a deep feeling of loneliness. I have to communicate something very important and special - that's Bitcoin to me right now - to the people I love and appreciate, but they don't share the same opinion with me.

In these situations, namely, when people refuse to understand what I say about Bitcoin, come to my mind Satoshi's words: "If you don't believe me or don't get it, I don't have time to try to convince you, sorry." Yes, my life - and life in general - is too short, and I don't want to spend my precious time to try to convince you of something that you don't want to believe me, or when you refuse to accept my arguments, or even worse when you don't accept what I say without hearing my arguments at all.

I find this correct and logical when the person in front of you is someone you don't have close connections. But if this person is someone I love, someone precious to me? It makes me feel bad. It makes me feel lonely, even if I'm not alone physically. And it hurts, guys!

I've been trying for a while to convince my best friend to start learning about Bitcoin and be part of the Bitcoin community, but he refuses categorically to understand me. I have no other people close to me that are dealing with Bitcoin and I really wanted to convince my best friend, but without success until now.

Hopefully, things will change one day!