Loneliness in women doesn’t always look like being alone. Sometimes, it looks like being surrounded by people, yet feeling emotionally invisible. It can show up in caregiving, in over-functioning, or in saying “I’m fine” while something inside quietly aches. For many women, loneliness is not a lack of company but a lack of emotional connection, with others and with themselves. Naming this kind of loneliness is the first step toward healing, and support is available for reconnecting in ways that feel safe and real.