Miriam Snoyman on Nostr: As children, we tend to make and keep friends according to our activities. We’re ...
As children, we tend to make and keep friends according to our activities. We’re friends with kids in our class or with those who participate in the same extracurriculars as we do. If we change classes or schools, we lose the friendships from those places. One of the great challenges of being an adult is learning how to make and retain friendships based on who we are and not where we happen to be.
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