I am not a psychologist or a therapist, and what follows is one writer reading Jung and a bit of modern research, not advice.
Most days I leave my place around 1pm and go to lunch, usually alone. It is the seam in my working day, the bit between the morning at my desk and the afternoon spent moving between coffee shops.
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