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The other property I've found notable is that friendships decay but some people refuse to accept it. For example, I have had some coworkers who have complained
by kevmo314 4y ago
The other property I've found notable is that friendships decay but some people refuse to accept it.
For example, I have had some coworkers who have complained about how difficult it is to find new friends and meanwhile they're constantly traveling. Every time I invited them to something, they were never able to make it. Well, good coworker, it's not that it's hard to find friends, it's just that you traded it off for travels. Of course, I ended up becoming better friends with those who showed up.
- bigDinosaur 4y agoPresumably the type of travel they were doing impacted this too. Travel for leisure can net you plenty of friendships: although the overwhelming majority of people will never remain in contact, you have the potential to meet so many people that if you have some good qualities it's hard not to make some genuine friends. If it's business travel: the poor souls, they need to stop doing so much of that asap.