[ SECRET POST #3302 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3302 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Did you have more freetime as a real adult TM or college student?

[a_potato]

Yup, that's definitely true!

It's more of that legwork -- finding friends as an adult often means finding hobby/interest meet-ups, or volunteering, or otherwise getting involved in the community. That can be difficult at times, and as much of a crap-shoot as, well, trying to make friends in that office.

And that's a great point about the workplace. The problem is particularly pronounced if you're fresh out of college, because the odds are pretty good that you'll wind up in an environment where everyone is older and at a far different stage of life, with far different priorities (never mind the potential for them all to have views and interests that don't line up with yours). At the first job I had post-graduation, I was the only person in the office under 30. It was surprisingly isolating.