There Are No Social Obligations
3 Oct 2024 · 0 min

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In this brief monologue, the speaker challenges the notion of social obligations, reframing them as social consequences. Using the example of joining a fantasy football league, they explain that allocating 2–3 hours a week to the league would reduce time available for other activities, leading to fewer shared experiences with friends and potentially weakening those relationships. The speaker asks whether they (or the listener) care about such outcomes, noting that friendships may not endure five years into the future, thereby questioning the weight we place on short‑term social expectations.










