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>Often men's only friends are at work Yeah well, it's hard to make friends outside of work if you spent practically all your time there. It's exactly the same
by adrianN 5y ago
>Often men's only friends are at work
Yeah well, it's hard to make friends outside of work if you spent practically all your time there. It's exactly the same for women with 40+ hour work weeks.
- stevekemp 5y agoWhen you're on paternity leave you'll spend a lot of time pushing a pram around the neighbourhood, going to small parks, and gardens. Soon enough you'll find you've got a whole bunch of other parents to talk to, as you try to stop your child from eating all the sand in the sandbox at your local park. Later still when you take your child to pre-school, daycare, or similar, you'll also find more parents to hang around with. Especially if your child/children wants to play with particular kids in the evening/weekend. TLDR; Even if you're a workaholic and all your friends were previously from work, parenting will give you a lot of new friends.