There is something very special about the community in India. From my recent time in India, I’ve noticed that the communities there are much stronger than those we have in the West, especially in the United States. Something about that community really does incite happiness in one of the most surreal ways.
Often when I would come home from a day out, there would be friends, family, and relatives all gathered together just talking and playing card games or eating food together, almost every Often, when I would come home from a day out, there would be friends, family, and relatives gathered together, just talking, playing card games, or eating together, almost every single day. Some of the rituals in the United States that we consider special occasions happen regularly for people in these communities. I’m lucky to have that right now as a 23-year-old, but I can see how that can change very quickly as I keep getting older. single day. Some of these rituals in the United States that we consider occasions happen regularly for people in these communities. I’m lucky to have that right now as a 23-year-old, but I can see how that can change in the future very fast as I keep getting older
I think that’s definitely one aspect of community that I would like to have in the West, as I think it significantly enhances satisfaction and relationship building.
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