Mysterio Posted August 7, 2014 Posted August 7, 2014 It seems that as we grow older. I find that I am growing apart from certain friends. I don't know if its me or what. I find that if I am not on a deep introsepctive level with a friend inwhich we talk about deep things going on in our lives. I realy can't hang with them for too long/or the conversation feels strained after awhile. I just can't talk about TV/Movies/Video Games. Then again. I have married friends that I seem to really click with and there is no problem connecting. Why do you think that some relationships thrive and some die out?
preraph Posted August 7, 2014 Posted August 7, 2014 Without knowing your gender, which makes a big difference in how casual or intimate friendships usually are, I can't say.
jonsnuh Posted August 7, 2014 Posted August 7, 2014 This is a fact of life, I've come to realize. I'm not even old, and I've found that there will be a core group of friends you'll have if you're lucky. Most will be acquaintances. The best one can do is to continue finding new friends. The world is a big place, with so many people to meet and be with. But I don't see any of this as something an issue. It only makes those special bonds and moments with people all the more valuable.
Author Mysterio Posted August 8, 2014 Author Posted August 8, 2014 Jon. I don't mind being Acquaintance with people and I know people like that already. A friendship to me is a relationship with either gender where you interact on a regular basis. At least within a 2 month basis. An Acquaintance is a person where you can talk to when you run into each other, yet you don't set aside times to get together. When look through my phone. I basically have 18 friends. With 2 of them turning into acquaintances. I guess I like to run a tight ship. I don't like to have someone as a friend and only interact with them once a year and it be done through facebook/txt.
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