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This isn't true at all and a pretty ridiculous statement. How someone lives in their own home has no impact on what their company is like in the outside world.
by whywhywhywhy 9mo ago
This isn't true at all and a pretty ridiculous statement. How someone lives in their own home has no impact on what their company is like in the outside world. Someone could be a bit of a hoarder, not do the dishes often enough, stay up to 3am listening to music none of that has anything to do with how good of a friend they are but it does matter if you live with them.
- JumpCrisscross 9mo ago> Someone could be a bit of a hoarder, not do the dishes often enough, stay up to 3am listening to music If someone is doing that while living with someone whom it’s bothering to the point of wanting to change living situations, there is a disconnect of empathy that betrays that it isn’t a friendship. (Granted, my original comment was honing in on the “few hours a month” bit. That’s fine for maintaining a friendship. But not for building one. Again, it’s perfectly adequate for making acquaintances.)