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Originally Posted by greyshep
This I can agree with. I have never relied on my work interactions to fill my social needs. I like the folks I work with fine enough, but I dont find my life impacted in much of any way by working from home. I get enough socialization with close non work friends, family and thru my sporting interests elsewhere.
I have never understood how reliant some people are on social clubs at work, etc.
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Anyone who has spent 8 months working 40 hours a week alone with no face to face interaction with any humans would say this. Unless you’re a total shut in who hates people or a psychopath. Or both.
And social clubs at work? Lol. I’m talking about normal people who I chat with at work.
Some people need a balance between solitary confinement and group settings. There’s a reason solitary is literally a form of torture.
We’re not in high school anymore, you don’t have to pretend you’re too cool for such things.