Susy

Hudson Williams when asked how he overcomes loneliness: “Loneliness is something I deal with fleetingly. I was left alone a ton as a kid, and I started lashing out. My parents really didn’t know what was going on. They started to give me a bit more attention, and I stopped lashing out. I was trying to get attention. I think what that gave me is the ability to be alone in large amounts. When I feel lonely, the first thing I do is go to books and movies I love and friends—my favorite people. I rush back to them because when I’m kinda falling down that hole of being lonely, I think your friends and family are like the climbing pegs, the climbing wall that pulls you back into life by. I try to find those good people and those things that inspire me.”