Hey folks I was going through the “Meditaions” by ‘Marcus Aurelius" and on the ‘Book one: debts and lessions’ page 9, number 16 tagged as "my adopted father’ and there is a phrase
“Not expecting his friends to keep him entertained at dinner or to travel with him (unless they wanted to). and anyone who had to stay behind to take care of somethings always found him the same when he returned.”
Can someone explain to mw what the last phrase “same when he returned” means?
I think it means his friends attitude to him did not change despite travels or duties.