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this post was submitted on 12 Dec 2024
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I live in a small building with few units. My neighbors and I get along great, although they're much more eager to socialize than I am. I don't really mind, but still.
Do you find people are less social as the size of the building increases?
I've only lived in one apartment my whole life, but I wouldn't be surprised. Less need to interact means less interaction.