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Strong Ties, Loose Connections, and the Power of Community

I recently read a New York Magazine article about “loneliness influencers” who create content documenting their life without friends. On the one hand, I admired their transparency about the increasing isolation young people are experiencing. But mostly It made me wonder about what we’ve lost.  Because as a Gen X-er, I’ve straddled two very different words. Pre-internet involved landlines, Saturday afternoons “in town”, and the convoluted ritual of payphone calls and answering machine check-ins required for a rollicking night out…

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