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Anon visits a coworker
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this post was submitted on 16 Nov 2023
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It's not simple. People don't have friends because of social media. Without it, people would socialise live more.
Personally, I had IRL friends that I used to hang out with and see. I dated a girl from that friend group and after the break up, I was perceived as the person in the wrong and no one from that friend group spoke to me again, even though I knew some of them from UK college.
It's not just social media. It's a cluster fuck of different things. Blaming the entire reason why people don't have friends on social media is silly.
I've had situations where I completely changed my friendship circle 3 times. That's not a reason to become a recluse, a lonely mess of a pain.
I never said its just exclusively social media and I don't know why would you assume I did. I'm sorry but I can't talk to someone who takes everything as an absolute. Life has many nuances and the only way to talk about it on this social media is to simplify it. I don't want to talk to people that expect me to be as precise as a lawyer in a murder case. It makes no sense and such a discussion is only geared for a senseless argument.