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42 I’m 66 and I’ve watched myself become distant from people I genuinely care about — not because I stopped loving them, but because somewhere in my sixties I realized that most of my relationships were being kept alive by effort that only moved in one direction

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Tommy Baker @ Silicon Canals 1 place · today 16:18 EDT

I’m 66 and I’ve watched myself become distant from people I genuinely care about — not because I stopped loving them, but because somewhere in my sixties I realized that most of my relationships were being kept alive by effort that only moved in one direction

At 66, I discovered a painful truth: when I stopped being the one who always called, texted, and organized get-togethers, half the people I thought were close to me simply vanished from my life without even noticing.

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