It’s okay to not have an opinion in a conversation and just listen. It’s okay to not like everything all your friends like. It’s okay to not want to always go out with those friends. They should still be your friend! I just miss people being authentic. I only see shells of people
That lack of individuality is what makes it hard to connect with a person in these groups behind the bar, because when you address one they all speak at the same time and all have to have their five minutes and it feels like some only spoke because one of the others did.
This is what it’s giving to me. Just clones of each other. Some tall, some short, all the same blob. Sure there are trends, there are people who bond over similar interests, but do you want everyone just like you all the time?
This is what it’s giving to me. Just clones of each other. Some tall, some short, all the same blob. Sure there are trends, there are people who bond over similar interests, but do you want everyone just like you all the time?
I miss groups of friends with completely different personalities and styles. They compliment each other, they aren’t in competition, they support each other. Now every friend group I see they all have the same “aesthetic.” It’s a visual cohesive style but do yall like each other?
When I bartend I see so many groups of friends and they all seem like they want to be the “main character” and they all have to agree on everything and do everything the same, even drinks. They all look visually stunning together but a mess when you listen to their conversations.
@letsgoayo@_aaraik No, if three groups of people walk up to a bar and all want specific drinks, I’m going in order of least to most complicated. Not to mention y’all are drunk, loud, and want everyone to talk to you, that is our job not our hangout.
another year another time the nbhd was never wrong
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