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Wishful_Dream
post Feb 19 2005, 03:29 AM
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when you feel like your REALLY losing your best friend or something?

like.. tomorrow, i'm going to hangout with her.. but I still feel like I'm losing her to this other girl.. but that other girl is our really close friend.. so ya..

I just feel kinda bad.. because they always talk to eachother, and we don't talk much anymore..

It's like our close friend doesn't really want me to get involved...

how do I stop myself from feeling like I'm losing someone? cuz, clearly I'm not really... ><

and last time.. she wrote in her xanga questioning that, "what is better? a close friend or a best friend?"

anyways, what do you think is better? close friend or best friend? please include reasons.. =)

I just wanna know. =x opinions please. thanks.

close this if it's already made, but give me the link to the topic! =)
 
 
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Just_Dream
post Feb 19 2005, 01:47 PM
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Sorry, but I stopped believing in "best friends" a LONG LONG time ago. That was so middle school to me... And it's been 3 years since I ever had a best friend.

In my opinion, when you have a best friend and call them your best friend, you're somewhat obligated to hang around them all the time.. sticking like glue. You're obligated to go places with them, etc.

Versus a close friend you just like to talk to, you don't have to hang around them all the time, it's like whatever.. you know?

And best of all, most people fight over being your best friend or steal your best friend away, and you'd be like "WTF?! That's my best friend!" Like you just did right now.. whistling.gif Anyway, you see what I mean? Most people also think that you can have only 1 best friend.. I know some that thought so.

I have close friends... A few, but still very close. They're there for me and close friends has a different meaning.. :]
 

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