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That feels sociopathic in the context of socializing. As if you need to have something to gain in order to bother spending time with people.
by izzydata 3y ago
That feels sociopathic in the context of socializing. As if you need to have something to gain in order to bother spending time with people.
- ethbr1 3y agoHow often do we plan to spend time without getting something? That might be fun, catching up, sexual attraction, familial obligation, or religious duty... but it's something. Better to be intentional and up-front when asking others, rather than expecting a reason to materialize out of the ether (and them to agree to spend the time without knowing it).