Think of it like this. I enjoy community clean up days. But if I had to do it every week it’d feel like a chore. Communicating is the same. It’s fun in small d

Think of it like this. I enjoy community clean up days. But if I had to do it every week it’d feel like a chore. Communicating is the same. It’s fun in small doses. But then by the time the evening or weekend rolls around the last thing I want is to talk with more people. Which is sad, because I’d really like to have a non-work, real-world social network. For sure talking in real life is not an attack (exempting folks with mental disabilities). But it’s something to think about. Especially as remote work makes our work relationships even more superficial.