I can't help but being surprised by
this guy's question to Slashdot:
but I'm finding myself rather starved for human interaction. Being in the same apartment to sleep, eat, AND work every day definitely leads to cabin fever. Have other people experienced this? What have you done to deal with the situation? Does dividing working/living spaces help (my apartment's small, anyway...)? I know of a few folks who have actually rented office space just to get out of the house. Is the cost worth it?
He probably missed
all the classes of Getting a Life 101. Plus, he was born in a bubble or something. I'll try to help him here. There's a thing called (quote) friends (endquote), who you sometimes meet in places called (quote) bars (endquote) and drink some yellowish and frothy stuff called (quote) beer (endquote). As a home assignment, write an essay on "The street as a place for social interaction, and how to get there".
