Because generally speaking, it is easier for a person to calm down and study, and the efficiency will be higher. Moreover, you don't need to consider another person's study time, you want to learn. After all, studying with friends can't be the same every day, and one of the two sides must accommodate the other.

In addition, as people grow up, some people will no longer like the excitement of being together all the time, but will want to be alone with themselves and enjoy the feeling of getting along with themselves. For these people, that feeling is not loneliness, but a quiet and comfortable spiritual enjoyment.

And the purpose of going to the library is to study, not to chat with friends. Besides, most people just want to have a quiet place to study, and taking someone with them breaks this original intention. People who want to be lively generally don't go to the library. They often study in classrooms, dormitories or even tea shops.

The quiet atmosphere of the library provides a place for those who like to be quiet or alone to study, while the lively tea shop is a place for those who like to study. In this way, both sides have their own places, and different environmental atmospheres attract different types of people, which can also be regarded as their own places.

I like studying alone, because I think that studying alone can not only improve learning efficiency, but also make me feel relaxed, free and unrestrained in my mind. There is no need to accommodate others or care about their ideas in order to cater to others' time or let others cater to their own time. I think it is very enjoyable to have such free and quiet time to show it.

Usually, we think that learning to be friends with loneliness is a very bitter and sad thing, but people have their own characteristics. Some people can't stand loneliness and think it is painful, but others think it is a kind of enjoyment. But I think it is very rare for a person to study in a library with only books and his own.