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Reply to "Both my husband and I have no friends"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I think if you have one friend that's enough. In my 40s I realized I had no friends like I had growing up or in college/grad school. I just accepted that I had acquaintances and that they did not have the same depth. It was freeing in a way. I think it's just that time of life. In my 50s I made a close friend at work. We are still close friends ten years later and she is the best friend I've ever had and I didn't think I'd ever have a great friendship again, so you never know. My husband has had close friends through the years but really no one right now. I think if you have each other, that's the most important thing. [b]We also do not drink and yes, that's a barrier with some people.[/b] [/quote] It's a massive barrier. Alcohol is worshipped in our culture. If you drink, you will quickly find yourself isolated. And people either assume you are a recovering alcoholic or just boring. [/quote] Oh please. Of our neighborhood group of 15 couples, I'd say at least 5 people don't drink (so 1/6 of the group). Another 10 of us drink occasionally. So only half the group drinks every time we're hanging out. No one cares.[/quote]
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