Re:Why Working from Home Will Stick [pdf]
by tjr225 on Sunday January 24, 2021 @10:42AM
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It depends on how you define "friend."
I don't require that my friends have any interest in me outside of the contexts they wish to be friends with me in, though, and so I do consider work friends actual friends.
Same thing with cycling friends, childrearing friends, and hanging out and drinking friends.
Why should a friend share extra time with me for some reason? In any case, the more time you spend with contextual friends the greater the likelihood you will meet a lifelong friend.
I don't require that my friends have any interest in me outside of the contexts they wish to be friends with me in, though, and so I do consider work friends actual friends.
Same thing with cycling friends, childrearing friends, and hanging out and drinking friends.
Why should a friend share extra time with me for some reason? In any case, the more time you spend with contextual friends the greater the likelihood you will meet a lifelong friend.