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Oh sure, I know people have rebuilt their lives in 50s. But there is luck and anecdotes and there is prevailing reality. When something is difficult, it require
by cat_plus_plus 3y ago
Oh sure, I know people have rebuilt their lives in 50s. But there is luck and anecdotes and there is prevailing reality. When something is difficult, it requires physical and emotional stamina to overcome. At some point, one may be unable to handle hundreds of rejections after trying to make a single casual friend in a space of years. Not lazy, or insufficiently motivated, just not able to, period. And that assumes, for example, enough financial independence and free time from work to try in the first place. I am not ready to declare people who give up defective or put all the responsibility at their feet, rather than society in general or plain bad luck.
- ChrisMarshallNY 3y agoWell, I can only speak for myself, and for those in my peer group, but we regularly help each other to rebuild our lives. It takes a community. It's not usually something we can do, on our own. Long story, and not one for press, radio, and film.