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I like the lack of human interaction. After working from home for a while, I found myself going regularly to hobbies in the evening to get human interaction.
by mattm 17y ago
I like the lack of human interaction. After working from home for a while, I found myself going regularly to hobbies in the evening to get human interaction. I much prefer this way.
- derefr 17y agoIndeed. It's a general question of what you'd rather do: spend all day doing grudging, necessary work with alongside people who happen to do the same kind of grudging, necessary work as you do, then go home and "unwind" by spending time alone—or do all your grudging necessities on your own, and then unwind by spending time having fun alongside people who like having the same kind of fun? One social group seems much more likely to promote emotional health (though both can be intellectually stimlating.)