Turkle clarifies it this way: “I find people willing to seriously consider robots not just as pets, but also as potential friends, confidants and even romantic partners” (Turkle 271). She strongly opposes this view because people identify with others' feelings through shared experiences, follow the cycle of life, and understand loss and death. However, robots are outside of this loop. Although some argue that a robot will never cheat or cause them grief, they fail to realize that a romantic relationship requires that robots do not have the ability to look at the world from the other's point of view so that a romantic relationship requires it. Pets also stay with people when they feel lonely, but no one will suggest that humans have relationships with pets because it contradicts traditional concepts, just like robots. When people are tired of modern society, they escape it so that no one can bother them. After losing her husband, Goodall decides to go to Gombe Forest. Early in the morning, Goodall wakes up