[ SECRET POST #3543 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3543 ⌋

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Comments

Re: How do you deal with friends "growing up"?

[(Anonymous)]

This. I don't have kids, but many of my friends do and somehow, we can still relate to one another. People don't suddenly turn boring overnight just because they procreated or bought a house, geez.

Re: How do you deal with friends "growing up"?

[(Anonymous)]

Some people honestly do, though. I've lost a couple of friends because when they had kids, their entire life became about their kid and it was like they lost the ability to talk about anything else without somehow bringing the topic back to the kid. Meanwhile, I have other friends with kids who are still pretty much the same people they were before kid, just with less free time and more responsibilities - which is completely understandable.

Re: How do you deal with friends "growing up"?

[(Anonymous)]

NAYRT - Agreed. I know someone who didn't have kids, but just decided to become more conservative - I don't mean politically or socially (although she is more those things now as well), but in the sense that she went from making funny jokes to jokes being Not Allowed. It was pretty depressing, really. Sometimes she's still her old silly self, but it's definitely limited.