to love and to remain indifferent - by jaron - the way home
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finding the right people
Living in a big city has shown me that people always have something to do, all the time. In fact, not just something to do, but something better to do. There's always a more interesting place to be, a cooler group of friends to raunchily swing through the midnight teardrops with, a smarter, voguish organization for you to join and hustle about an entrepreneurial grind side by side. We're all busy. Unsurprisingly, this has made my entire Los Angeles experience feel quite — for lack of a better word — unavailable. I've never felt such immense weight upon myself to justify to others that I'm…
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