Why does nobody talk about loneliness in Toronto? Our city is bustling, yet so many of us feel like outsiders in our own neighborhoods. From packed cafes in Kensington Market to crowded subway rides, it’s ironic that we can be surrounded by people but still feel isolated. Maybe it's because we’re too busy chasing dreams or stuck in our screens. Or perhaps it’s a fear of being judged for admitting we’re lonely in such a vibrant metropolis. Let’s change that narrative! Loneliness is a real issue in this city, and it deserves discussion. What do you think? Is the social fabric of Toronto fraying or are we just too absorbed in our busy lives to notice?