> In this age, is living next to "10 besties" really needed? When did "need" become a pre-requisite for doing something you "love"? In this case, hanging out

> In this age, is living next to "10 besties" really needed? When did "need" become a pre-requisite for doing something you "love"? In this case, hanging out as adults in a way that reflects many happy childhoods. Where your best friends were all walking distance. Where you could do things spontaneously with them. Spontaneously and regularly do nothing with them (i.e. hang out while doing whatever each of you were going to do anyway). Look up Ikigai. It's often visualized with a Venn diagram. The point being, the more positive facets that cover your work or life, the more profoundly happy/satisfied you are likely to be. There is no reason to stop adding facets such as "live my daily life with my best friends".