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I don’t know if it’ll help any, but I maintain a solid handful of group chats with friends of mine from years long past. I don’t have a social media pretense a
by dgfitz 2y ago
I don’t know if it’ll help any, but I maintain a solid handful of group chats with friends of mine from years long past.
I don’t have a social media pretense at all, and the “intimate” nature of a “raw” group chat has helped me, personally, keep in touch with people I otherwise wouldn’t have.
- roykent 2y agoThis is good advise. And if you don’t have this, just be the one to initiate. About 7 years ago one of my college friends drunkenly made a slack group for us all. At the time we were about a decade out of college and have been friends since freshman year. The slack group has been going strong since. There are times where it goes quiet for a while, then one message will fire it back up. And it’s cool to see it evolve where now we talk about house projects, family things, etc. We also use it to coordinate times to hang out which e great since we live in different cities. I also have some WhatsApp groups from other periods of life, but just mentioning the Slack group because it’s something I wouldn’t have thought of and has really helped maintain our connection 20 years after we all met.
- throwaway6734 2y agolikewise. We have a signal group chat that we've slowly been adding new friends to. It's a fantastic way to stay in touch