pursuing a relationship, my old guy question is this. If there's anybody young enough to answer the question, do young people pursue or do they just exist? This is a serious question, by the way. I don't know the answer. Do young people pursue relationships as much as they used to? Or do they just say, "No, I'm going to do this thing. I'll probably meet some people. Some of the people I meet might turn into something." But is that pursuing a relationship if you're just putting yourself in a situation? I don't know. I feel like just the way we do things is different. So comparing it to the old days might not be as valid as it used to be.

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