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    1 year ago

    I was in this boat too. Gave it some thought and realized that if my “friend” group was so uninterested in including me that none of then could be bothered to shoot me a text, then… they weren’t really my friends in the first place.

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      1 year ago

      When your group is several thousand people, that can be tiring, and you may not have their phone numbers.

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        1 year ago

        I’ve never been “friends” with thousands of people. If I had 100 people on Facebook, I maybe spent real world time with a dozen and we did have phone numbers so…

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        1 year ago

        You are not friend with thousands of people. You are friends with a tiny subset of them, about 5 is avarage, so just get them to talk to you.

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            1 year ago

            Well in that case you have better memory than any human who has ever existed. Also they also have better memory than any human who is better existed.

            So there is apparently 1,000 people out there who are freaks of nature and no one’s noticed.

            Come on dude it’s literally impossible to remember 1,000 people’s names, even if you had met even half of them. Which you haven’t because you can’t meet 1,000 people in any real sense, you can see 1,000 people in a stadium perhaps but you can’t really interact with them in any meaningful way.

            Just because it says there your friends on Facebook doesn’t mean they actually are your friends. In that you know them and would attend their weddings.

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              1 year ago

              In that you know them and would attend their weddings.

              Well, most of them no. But we are all part of a community that does activities together on a regular basis.