[ SECRET POST #2431 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2431 ⌋

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Comments

Re: driveby OP elaboration

[comma_chameleon]

To be honest. I have friends, and I have co-workers. I am friendly with my co-workers, but they're not my friends. We have very little in common other than our job description, and I honestly don't think about them when I'm away from work.

I'm friendly and I talk to them at work, and I have no problem joining in discussions even if I wasn't involved in their outings.

I understand (and they do too) that we're just not really similar. Most of them are mothers, while I don't ever want kids, and am happy working in my job and being involved with fandom and being around non-work friends, so we're not really 'outside work' friends.

I actually can't recall ever being outside-work friends with any co-workers I've ever had at any job, because to me, when I leave work I want to leave work, I don't want to still be thinking about it after I go home, or on my days off.

Other people like to be close friends with their co-workers, and that's cool, it's just not something I've ever done, or had an interest in doing.