There is no such thing as a specific number... - Deepstash

There is no such thing as a specific number of hours that must be devoted to working on your relationships or meeting with friends. After all, people have different social needs. The secret here is to identify your own social needs and designate enough time in your schedule to form a healthy social life.

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|| There's no end of feeling good or bad, be careful for your soul ||

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