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⌈ Secret Post #4118 ⌋

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Good question. I don't have a magical answer.

What worked for me was finding a writer's group on Meetup. It was like instafriends from there. The thing is that it was still a slower process than childhood friendships - I feel like those tended to happen faster? You meet, do a project together or walk from the bus together, and it happens quickly. It took me about a year before I really felt like I was friends with them. I mean, I liked them a lot and I cared about them, but we met up at writing group and that was it. Then we gradually started seeing one another outside group, and now we're close because we made an effort to be involved in one another's lives.

tl;dr it's a lot more work and more of a slog. But it is doable.

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