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Same, but ironically the bonds I made with those people were sometimes due in part to our shared experience of working in a bad environment with horrible manage
by trts 5y ago
Same, but ironically the bonds I made with those people were sometimes due in part to our shared experience of working in a bad environment with horrible management.
Friendship seems very much a function of overall time shared together. School, work, sports, military, what else is there? ... even internet forums and email correspondence have netted me some long-term (IRL) friendships.
When people get busy with commuting, family, house upkeep, demanding jobs, and distance, new friendship is all but impossible. This is probably the #1 topic on r/AskMenOver30
> But for every person I’m friends with or still stay in touch with, there are 100 I do not
probably 1000x the base rate for life generally.