I had some really close friends in college, but we rarely talk anymore because everyone split after college. I still talk to a few people I knew from college over facebook -- but there's only a handful of those. People from high school are long gone.
Yet, I still talk to some people from this forum on facebook and I have since I was 13, before facebook existed. I'd imagine that I'll continue to talk to those people indefinitely, since wherever I move in the world won't be a boundary.
I'm personally about to make a big move across the country. I don't know how long I'll be there. Five years? Maybe longer, depending?
And if I move, the friends I had there due to geographic proximity are gone too.
Now that I've had pretty much all my friends split from me (either by my own doing or by theirs) about 4-5 times in my life, I rarely feel that friendship is a permanent thing. In a weird way, the people I talk to from the internet are the few people who I can say I won't ever stop knowing.
Does anyone else feel this way? Or if you feel opposite, why?
Yet, I still talk to some people from this forum on facebook and I have since I was 13, before facebook existed. I'd imagine that I'll continue to talk to those people indefinitely, since wherever I move in the world won't be a boundary.
I'm personally about to make a big move across the country. I don't know how long I'll be there. Five years? Maybe longer, depending?
And if I move, the friends I had there due to geographic proximity are gone too.
Now that I've had pretty much all my friends split from me (either by my own doing or by theirs) about 4-5 times in my life, I rarely feel that friendship is a permanent thing. In a weird way, the people I talk to from the internet are the few people who I can say I won't ever stop knowing.
Does anyone else feel this way? Or if you feel opposite, why?





















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