There is no such thing as social obligations. There’s only consequences

Social obligations are a misconception; what really exists are social consequences. Individuals have the autonomy to choose whether to attend social events and should assess the potential outcomes of their decisions. By opting out of unwanted gatherings, one can reduce the chance of future invitations, thus saving time and mental energy in the long run. This decision-making process often leads to the freedom of saying no without guilt, fostering a sense of authenticity and building confidence. Facing the consequences of honesty strengthens one's resolve and reinforces personal preferences, ultimately allowing for a lifestyle more aligned with individual desires and priorities.

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