> I hope my frame didn't suggest a shallow definition of friendship or one specifically anchored in social. I certainly didn't take it that way, but I do belie

> I hope my frame didn't suggest a shallow definition of friendship or one specifically anchored in social. I certainly didn't take it that way, but I do believe the "lingering" nature of these new types of friendships has changed the nature of rejection; or forced things that didn't have a rejection component before to now have one. And I agree with your point of we have a lot more connections now and, hence, a lot more "micro rejections". As someone with actual rejection sensitivity (ADHD), I know exactly what you mean.