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Is the High Street doomed

Yes indeed. When I was single and living on my own it was my main form of ā€˜socialisingā€™. It arrived perfectly for my early 30s but it did take over. Unfortunately I met my now missus so itā€™s now a distant memoryā€¦ šŸ™‚
 
Yes indeed. When I was single and living on my own it was my main form of ā€˜socialisingā€™. It arrived perfectly for my early 30s but it did take over. Unfortunately I met my now missus so itā€™s now a distant memoryā€¦ šŸ™‚
Iā€™ve got some storiesā€¦
 
Before dating apps sat at home youā€™d think ā€œwell mr or miss right is not going to be found hereā€, even perhaps subconsciously throwing you out into the world somewhat. Now you just pick up your phone. Easy and great you could argue but then things are lost in that process.
I was talking about this the other day. In my late teens/ early 20s, the amount of parties I went to extremely reluctantly only because ā€œmaybe this is where Iā€™ll meet someoneā€! Then Iā€™d have a good time and socialise (and not meet anyone). I wonder if these days, Iā€™d have been way more reclusive.
 
I was talking about this the other day. In my late teens/ early 20s, the amount of parties I went to extremely reluctantly only because ā€œmaybe this is where Iā€™ll meet someoneā€! Then Iā€™d have a good time and socialise (and not meet anyone). I wonder if these days, Iā€™d have been way more reclusive.
Yes and a lot of it didnā€™t even happen on the concious level. Desire pulling people together. Now that desire makes you reach for the phone. So what, some would argue, but then again all the time you are doing Y, then Z gets lost forever.
 
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