Sartre says forlornness comes from the realization that God does not exist, and we must face all the consequences of this.

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Sartre's concept of forlornness in existentialism refers to the feeling of abandonment that arises from the realization that there is no God to provide meaning or moral guidance, leaving individuals fully responsible for their own choices and the consequences thereof.

Sartre Says Forlornness Comes from the Realization That God Does