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Did you possibly reply to the wrong comment? If not: I don’t think it’s a realistic goal, at least in a typical Western country, for a person with a young fami
by teruakohatu 2y ago
Did you possibly reply to the wrong comment?
If not: I don’t think it’s a realistic goal, at least in a typical Western country, for a person with a young family and a full time job to manage to meet up with friends, who are not co-workers, almost every day.
- kyawzazaw 2y agoI intended to reply to you. Nope, my parents don't reside in a western country and they all have private businesses and we are relatively well-off. But even those who are not well-off or business owners will do this.
- noisy_boy 2y agoIt all depends on the type of circle. Even within the same city, given the same depth of relationships, distance and the location matter. In a busy asian city, being as little as 15kms apart could result in meeting much less often. In a US small town with excellent roads, little traffic and everyone having cars, the friction is much lesser. Time for friends is sacrificed first when you need to prioritize work/wife/children etc.