Is The Atlantic Lonely?
Friendship is all they can seem to talk about.
I’ve been pleasantly surprised at the rapid normalization of how we talk about friendship.
I graduated college in 2010 back when OKCupid was the most popular dating app. Online dating hadn’t been normalized yet so most of my female friends refused to join the apps, or admit that they did so, because they felt they were “hot enough to get hit on at a bar.” It took a few years before everyone realized that it didn’t matter how hot you were, finding “the one” was very difficult.
I feel like we’re in a similar place for “the ones,” now — friendship, and if you don’t believe me look no further than The Atlantic, which seems to realize that in addition to Trump, one of their highest performing topics is friendship…
We get it. We’re tackling it our own way at Maxwell by building our own campus with it’s own set of rituals, for *our* people.
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David, Kyle & Joelle


