Sadly
In an town/city environment
We pass each other; no eye contact, no smile
Which, to some, can create a great sense of loneliness
In an town/city environment
We pass each other; no eye contact, no smile
Which, to some, can create a great sense of loneliness
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That loneliness can be so painful but the flip side, in cities like New York, is a kind of freedom to be anonymous. And in my small town, there is quite a lot of eye contact but I do know what you mean.
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As you know, I pound the streets a lot, usually in the early mornings. And its my experience that many older people do make eye contact and say “Morning!”, and I suppose the earlier hours of the day encourage this trait – we are all out and about in the “quiet, early hours”.
But its younger people who almost never engage at all in any way, and maybe this reflects the less social society they are growing up in – LOL! I remember the advent of TV and the invite into the living room >>> “Come in, sit down and shut up!” đ
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I donât like âlikingâ this, it seems wrong.
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Oh so true âŠsadly
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