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CNA Lifestyle·3 min read·easy

Large gatherings are not superficial

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Izza Haziqah Abdul Rahman
Large gatherings are not superficial
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The author reflects on the personal value of large social gatherings, shifting from a childhood perspective of finding them superficial to appreciating them as vital for connection. She highlights how small talk and shared experiences help maintain relationships in a busy, modern society.

Large family gatherings once felt shallow to this writer, who thought real connection required an extended amount of time together and frequent deep conversations. Now, she sees how small talk, shared food, and simply showing up can keep loved ones close in a time-starved society.

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