I have been friends with this girl for three years now, and she has been my best friend since I was in high school. We both live in the same city. We have been together since we were 11-years-old, and have always had the same interests. We still talk, and we have a great connection.
There’s plenty of common ground, but there’s also some real issues that need to be addressed. At the heart of all this, is the fact that we were friends because we liked the same things. Her favorite things include art, movies, music, and sports. We all like to eat pizza, drink cola, and play video games.
We were friends because we always had fun together. When she was younger, one of her favorite things was to play baseball. She used to play games with my sister and me, and we would all play together. I’m still hoping that maybe one day, we can have a normal conversation.
The thing is, she’s now a grown woman, and she doesn’t know why she ever liked to play games, or even pretend to like them. She’s too old for games, and too immature for real life. Her friends have told her over and over again that she has no friends, and that she needs to grow up before she thinks she’s a friend.
I can relate to that. I have a very close friend in my life for many years now and I was a little kid when he was the most popular kid in school. I remember when he would take out his wallet and play checkers with me, and I would cry so hard that my nose got all red. I also remember when he was my best friend on Earth and I was very close to him. The last time we played games together was in middle school when he had a girlfriend.
We all know what it’s like to have someone you love grow up so you don’t have a real friend anymore. That’s called adolescence for the rest of us. I’m reminded of that every time I hear the phrase “growing up.” I can relate to that. The last time we played games together was in middle school, when he had a girlfriend.
We also all know what it’s like to lose a special friend, but to have a real friend who you are close to every day and who you’re close to when you’re not seeing each other anymore. It’s not like you’re making up for that loss. Its like when you have a special friend and you don’t play with them for a while, then you miss them and are just left in a really big hole.
That’s it. When you have a special friend you don’t play with them for a while, you miss them and are just left in a big hole.
Its a really big hole and I know this is somewhat of a cliche, but it really does feel like there is nothing you can do about it. You don’t really have a clear way to fix it. You can talk to them and try to fix the situation, or you can move on with your life. But a big hole is a hole.
I know this is a strange thing to say, but I’ve definitely been affected by the fact that I’ve been friends with the same person for 7 years now. Even though we were never really friends, I always felt that we were best friends. That is, until 2 years ago when I suddenly realized that I loved him. So now we are best friends.