By Bryan Lufkin 24th June We've fallen out of touch with friends and acquaintances. It may feel awkward, but you don't actually have to rekindle every relationship you once had. Then you realise something else: you may want to keep it that way. More of us are starting to pick back up the strands of our pre-pandemic social lives. Should we feel bad about not caring for these relationships? If you really do miss someone, you can always reach back out. But if you feel obliged, or like doing so is emotional labour, take that as a sign you can cut that person loose. It goes both ways.
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