Not because it's rare.
Because it's quietly consumed before we notice.
Most connection doesn't end.
It fades.
Not from conflict.
Not from distance.
But from small moments that pass unnoticed.
You tell yourself you'll reach out later.
You assume there will be another window.
And then the time fills itself.
Free time rarely shows up labeled.
It appears between routines.
Between obligations.
Between scrolling and doing nothing in particular.
By the time you realize it was there,
it's already gone.
It's not that you don't want to connect.
It's that coordinating feels heavier than the moment.
So you wait.
You avoid.
You default to routine.
Not because it's better.
Because it's easier.
It's not productivity.
It's not efficiency.
It's not even time.
It's the chance to turn a small moment
into something shared.
Time doesn't need more planning.
It needs more awareness.
Availability matters.
Timing matters.
And coordination should never be heavier
than the moment itself.
Connection isn't something you schedule far in advance.
It happens when two moments overlap.
When availability is visible.
When friction is low.
When someone notices the window before it closes.
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