Who said "We are all lonely, but the question is whether we admit it."?

This quote is attributed to Sherwood Anderson.

We are all lonely, but the question is whether we admit it. - Sherwood Anderson

"We are all lonely, but the question is whether we admit it."

Sherwood Anderson Solitude

Novelist American 1876–1941

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