Re-Entry Etiquette: 'It’s All About Learning Friends’ Contact Threshold' emjaneunsworth
I don’t know about you, but I’m feeling out of sync with most of my friends. Not just because the channels of communication changed so dramatically for so long, but because going back to ‘normal life’ seems so messy and confusing.
‘It’s like the smoking thing,’ my friend Alex said. ‘You know, when you used to ask people whether they minded you smoking near them? Now you have to ask whether they mind the fact you went into a shop yesterday. Or whether your baby can clamber all over their baby.’We’ve all had those moments lately, where we’ve been with aand sensed physical proximity looming, and we’ve started fizzing and fretting, trying to find the middle ground where both parties are comfortable.
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