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I've noticed exactly the same thing. Everybody is busy with their schedules. In retrospect the COVID years were much better for my social life than the last si
by whstl 4y ago
I've noticed exactly the same thing. Everybody is busy with their schedules.
In retrospect the COVID years were much better for my social life than the last six months. During COVID, people were really looking forward to interact with people, and would jump into activities as long as it was online, or if you did a quick test before meeting.
But now people went back to their busy schedules of solo activities outside the house and they're tired, and there's no time for concerts together, no time for going to a soccer game, no time for playing board games or going for a hike.
Unless you're willing to compromise and do something you're not really into (I'm not good with FPS games, Allan, sorry), people are gonna do their own things and "mandatory socialization" seems enough for them.