Dr Ro SmithNov 13, 2022

Please keep inviting your disabled/chronically ill friends to things. We can't always come, but it means a lot to know we're still wanted.

My social circle has dwindled *dramatically* since I got sick, and the pandemic cut off 80% of what remained.

Even if I say no a lot it doesn't mean I never want to come. In fact, it means I want to see people more, when I'm able.

Show threadCaffe NekoNov 14, 2022
@Rhube Same goes for your friends with depression or social anxiety. Don't think 'Oh they're really not a party person' or 'They might not be interested, it's too many ppl.' - Let them decide, don't leave them behind.
Show threadCaffe Neko
@Rhube Same goes also for your friends with small children. Too often ppl have a kid and are forgotten by all their child-free friends and it hurts. Let them know they are still a person.
Nov 14, 2022 at 1:59amWeb