Loneliness
and Social Isolation.
A Rising Epidemic.
60%
U.S. adults experience moderate to severe loneliness.
24.1%
Lack social/emotional support.
39%
Single adults are nearly twice as likely to be lonely compared to married adults.
25%
U.S. men under 35 experience loneliness, compared to 18% of women in the same age group.
Loneliness and Social Isolation.
This rising issue is deeper than suggesting that a person who is experiencing loneliness be more social and/or join communities. Loneliness starts with an internal disconnect between the inner being and the Spirit....where there is a painful emotional experience of feeling unseen, unaccepted or unsupported, even if surrounded by people.
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Sometimes wearing a message—can make the biggest difference. We See You is a powerful movement dedicated to reminding every person who feels invisible, disconnected, or forgotten that they are seen. Loneliness and social isolation are silent struggles affecting millions — yet few talk about it. In fact, six in 10 (60%) Americans revealed in a recent study that they feel lonely. This campaign exists to change that.
For those of you who see our shirts, we want you to know this: You matter. You are valued. Your presence makes a difference.
By purchasing and wearing a shirt you commit to helping us spread awareness and ignite hope to those who are feeling lonely.
“Our vision is to see a world where loneliness and isolation no longer bind individuals or couples, but where every person is connected, supported, and thriving in God-ordained community. We envision strong marriages, healthy friendships, and vibrant networks of care that reflect God’s love—‘Two are better than one… for if they fall, one will lift up his fellow’ (Ecclesiastes 4:9–10). Through awareness, advocacy, and action, we aspire to transform isolation into belonging and hopelessness into hope, leaving a legacy of love for generations to come.”
The Silent Struggle to be Alone in Marriage
In recent years, more women have begun expressing feelings of being smothered in their marriages, citing a loss of personal space and individuality. While marriage is often viewed as a partnership, some women report that constant togetherness and unmet personal needs can leave them yearning for solitude as a way to preserve their self-identity. This growing trend highlights the tension between shared life and personal autonomy, with some choosing temporary or prolonged isolation to regain a sense of independence, reflection, and self-discovery within or outside their marital roles.
The is what LONELINESS and ISOLATION look like in a marriage.
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