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The hardest part of waiting for you is 'no one to talk to' — if there's someone nearby, you'll likely start a conversation; if not, you'll text friends or scroll social media. The 'blankness' of waiting isn't your problem — the problem is there's no one in that blankness. Your energy comes from connection, and waiting disrupts your connection with people. The best version of waiting is having someone to wait with — those shared waiting moments are often where you have your best conversations.
💡 Did you know?
Random kindness research (Epley & Schroeder, 2014) had commuters talk to strangers on trains and found: almost everyone predicted it would be awkward beforehand, but 99% said afterward 'it was much better than expected.' A brief conversation with a stranger during a wait often leaves a deeper impression than an hour of scrolling.
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