Friendships often grow from being close by. People are more likely to become friends with those they see often. Living or working near someone makes friendship easier.
By Pawan Nayar · from the LLOS AI Learning record
Friendships often grow from being close by.
People are more likely to become friends with those they see often. Living or working near someone makes friendship easier.
People often become friends with those who live or work near them. It is easier to spend time together when people are close. Finding a perfect friend is not as important as finding a friend who is easy to meet. Being physically close is a strong reason for friendships to start.
A student moves to a new city. The student becomes friends with a classmate who lives in the same apartment building. They see each other often and it is easy to meet for coffee or study.
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Friendships often grow from being close by. People are more likely to become friends with those they see often. Living or working near someone makes friendship easier.