In Trust We Begin: How Trust Transforms Loneliness Into Connection
Loneliness is often framed as a lack of company—but what if it’s actually a lack of trust? In this deeply personal and evidence-backed piece, we explore how broken trust shapes queer disconnection, why epistemic trust matters more than we realise, and how rebuilding trust (in ourselves and others) might be the most powerful antidote to isolation. With insights from So Lonely, Arthur C. Brooks, Esther Perel, and lived experience, this article offers practical strategies for cultivating meaningful, resilient connection.
Why Do We Feel Lonely in a World Full of Connection?
Loneliness isn’t just about being alone; it’s about feeling emotionally disconnected — even in relationships or social settings. Explore how meaningful connections, authenticity, and community can help combat loneliness in a hyper-connected yet isolating world.
Weaponising Loneliness: Why We Must Take the Epidemic Seriously
Loneliness is more than a fleeting feeling—it’s a pervasive and deadly epidemic with far-reaching consequences. This article explores how loneliness has been weaponised in politics and tech culture, the systemic solutions required to combat it and how Get Out aims to rewrite the meaning of community by fostering real connections and shared passions. Together, we can build a society where everyone feels seen, valued, and supported.
Loneliness: A Health Crisis Costing Billions — How Get Out is Here to Help
Loneliness is more than an emotion; it's a health crisis with severe personal and economic costs, including an estimated $2.7 billion annually in Australia alone. While digital platforms abound, Get Out offers a community-first approach to combat isolation, fostering real-world connections that nurture mental well-being and lasting friendships. Let’s move beyond fleeting digital swipes to embrace true community.