Are there any benefits of FOMO?
How are things going?
What has this bizarre experience been like for you so far?
Alexis Berger, senior lifestyle editor at Well+Good:I miss YOU!
And yknow, I feel super lucky for the most part.
I know you tend to like being out in world and doing things.
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How has this adjustment been for you?
ZW:Croissants!!!
What I would give.
AB:Is it weird that there arent even events to speak of right now?
And it removed a lot of the social pressure that Im used to experiencing.
Or, I guess, missing the opportunity to feel FOMO.
AB:Four hours of sleep?!
ZOE!!!!
In a weird way, I think you… needed this?
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Does life feel different when youre rested?
ZW:Im so much nicer.
And Im nervous that the re-emergence of FOMO is going to put me right back into my old ways.
Do you think this will change your relationship to FOMO in the long haul?
I think I need FOMO in my life to force me to do much of anything.
At least, I hope, thatll be a lasting change.
AB:OMG, brilliant.
I hope Im able to even try sooner than later.
I think thats it!
Cant wait to do things with you soon.
But only things we both want to do.
I love that the overlap in our rules involves bad TV.
Do you think watching Bravo together might be like meeting in the middle on the FOMO-JOMO continuum?
Ill bring the croissants.
AB:Its a date!
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