By
Sinead McLeod2025-04-30T08:25:00
As we head into warmer days, there are more opportunities for adventure and for meeting up with others, but it’s perfectly fine if large social gatherings don’t feel right for you. In the post-COVID-19 era, social expectations have become more flexible, allowing us to prioritise our free time with stronger boundaries. I’ve gained much greater clarity about my preferences and boundaries. So why did it take a pandemic for many people to say no more often?
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