Yeah, I think that's one of the very appealing things about being in a bash' -- that (as far as I can tell) it appears to be a permanent community, so you don't worry about the continuity aspect. I don't know how realistic that is, though! If there's nothing legal or economic tying them together (is there? I don't remember), it seems strange that people wouldn't sometimes wander off. Sure, there's instant travel, so a new job, or wanting to be near your aging parents, or whatever, wouldn't be a reason to move, but you might find new interests and have more in common with other people, or really hate your bashmate's new partner, or whatever.
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Date: 2024-01-27 12:48 pm (UTC)I don't know how realistic that is, though! If there's nothing legal or economic tying them together (is there? I don't remember), it seems strange that people wouldn't sometimes wander off. Sure, there's instant travel, so a new job, or wanting to be near your aging parents, or whatever, wouldn't be a reason to move, but you might find new interests and have more in common with other people, or really hate your bashmate's new partner, or whatever.