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by throw646577
536 days ago
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There are obviously some adults who have severe limitations on their ability to socialise and nobody is implying they are lazy. But a wider social scene I have been part of has people with evident learning difficulties, people with obvious neurodivergence, people with physical disabilities. If you show up and show interest in sharing a common goal with a large enough circle of people, then those people will find you a way to participate at your own speed. If you have a way to show up for social activities, or assistance to show up, you could show up, you have a desire to show up, and you don't show up... some of that really is laziness at worst and avoidance at best. |
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