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28 Apr, 9 tweets, 2 min read
1/9 The coming months could become a push and pull between the introverts and the extroverts in your social circle.
2/9 Our staff writers @KatherineJWu and @amandamull, who consider themselves to be on opposite sides of that divide, discuss what they’re looking forward to in post-pandemic life—and what they’re dreading. theatlantic.com/family/archive…
3/9 When you think about the activities that will be possible again, how do you feel about ...

Travel?
4/9 Eating at restaurants?
5/9 Public transit?
6/9 Parties?
7/9 Seeing friends inside their home?
8/9 Large gatherings?
9/9 Do you align more with Katie or Amanda? Or somewhere in between? See how they answered (they actually agree on a few!): theatlantic.com/family/archive…

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