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PrintableNot really. I have a small circle that I grew up with since grammar that I see or talk to in real life all the time. | |
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mmy first instict is That you ve been played. she wants the house in her name, she lays around without seeking a job. she letting herself go. i d move in with a friend 4 a month or two to regain your finanshial status and then seek your own apt. again. if the significant other cant get off her big fatt butt to find a job, how will she get off her big ass fattbutt to feed your kids when/if you have any together.?????
how can you ass a person love/have respect for someone that has none for themselves. just my .02. you are being played typo edit [Edited 9/10/09 18:31pm] | |
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No-I've had a best friend since I was 12 (I'm 37) and she was 11 (she's 36)  We went to school together, grew up in houses right down the street from each other and we're like sisters. I am so blessed-not many people even have best friends. So, hell naw I don't miss any of those people from school  | |
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Fuck those bitches  | |
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My best friend in high school. 
She was the only other Prince freak in the whole Bon-Jovi-lovin' school. We reunited last year after not seeing each other for 15 yrs. | |
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I kept in touch with the ones that meant anything to me. High school was a terrible painful experience for me, much like elementary school. | |
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anybody that was truly a friend...I never lost contact with The rest of those associates were the victims my friends and I used to stir up laughter. Going to church doesn’t make you a Christian, any more than standing in a garage makes you a car. | |
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Anxiety said: since facebook, i barely miss anyone anymore.
 Ain't that the truth?
I still see many of my friends from school. In fact, just a couple weeks ago, I had dinner with three of my friends from college. Unfortunately, I came to the realization at that dinner that, had I met one of those women now, we would never be friends. I mean...never...no way...not in a million years. In fact, if I never had to be in her company again, I would be perfectly okay with it. We don’t mourn artists because we knew them. We mourn them because they helped us know ourselves. | |
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Fauxie said: Imago said: no, not really.
I tend to look at the past as being the past. I do love old photographs and laugh a great deal at them sometimes, but I can't say I 'miss' any of my old friends. Time creates awkward re-introductions, especially on facebook
I do have friends that I will probably know the rest of my life, but even then, distance creates distance. I was really shocked a few years ago when I found out a high school friend of mine and his wife were found shot up in the trunk of a car by his ex-wife. That shit was strange. So true. For me more so in real life though. On Facebook it's just little comments here and there, some recollections and more topical 'how are you's' and the like. IRL you have to have FULL conversations, which can get tough after you've gone over ever incident and memory from your old days together as friends. Sometimes you realise so much time has passed and you've gone in such different directions that all you really have are old stories.Mine are trying to arrange meetups with me
I have friends who want to go kayaking with me in Florida. We were supposed to do it last year but I got side track, I mean with being laid off and all.
But, now it would require me making a trip to Florida to go kayaking, which I would totally love to do, but not as the 'guide' to a bunch of dudes in their 30's drunk with beer and fattened by unhappy marriages.
My ex-girlfriend found me on facebook
I didn't accept her friend invite 
In real life, when I was in a cafe in Birmingham, some dude came up to me and swore up and down that I knew him in highschool and that we hung out. I had to actually apologize as I didn't remember (and totally didn't remember--I wasn't pretending). He added me to facebook that week, and after he posted a pro-Republican article on his page, I swiftly removed him. Yeah, the past is the past. | |
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Anxiety said: since facebook, i barely miss anyone anymore.
yeah, this is true. | |
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I'm not an easily emotionally attached person, so nope.
Beside, the person I am today wouldn't tolerate them at all, I've changed a great deal. | |
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RudyIsBackForGood said: mmy first instict is That you ve been played. she wants the house in her name, she lays around without seeking a job. she letting herself go. i d move in with a friend 4 a month or two to regain your finanshial status and then seek your own apt. again. if the significant other cant get off her big fatt butt to find a job, how will she get off her big ass fattbutt to feed your kids when/if you have any together.????? how can you ass a person love/have respect for someone that has none for themselves. just my .02. you are being played typo edit [Edited 9/10/09 18:31pm] wat the hell is u talkin about? | |
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Genesia said: Anxiety said: since facebook, i barely miss anyone anymore.
Ain't that the truth?
I still see many of my friends from school. In fact, just a couple weeks ago, I had dinner with three of my friends from college. Unfortunately, I came to the realization at that dinner that, had I met one of those women now, we would never be friends. I mean...never...no way...not in a million years. In fact, if I never had to be in her company again, I would be perfectly okay with it. | |
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sextonseven said: I'm a totally different person from when I was in school. I can't relate anymore to the people I was friends with back then so no.
Hell NO! the worst 4 yrs of my life....if you werent popular...you were treated like crap~~ cheerleaders were stuck up bitches...jocks thought they were gods gift. I had 3-4 close friends but have lost contact~~  | |
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Vendetta1 said: Genesia said: Ain't that the truth?
I still see many of my friends from school. In fact, just a couple weeks ago, I had dinner with three of my friends from college. Unfortunately, I came to the realization at that dinner that, had I met one of those women now, we would never be friends. I mean...never...no way...not in a million years. In fact, if I never had to be in her company again, I would be perfectly okay with it. You betta watch out - she lives in Chicago! We don’t mourn artists because we knew them. We mourn them because they helped us know ourselves. | |
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sextonseven said: I'm a totally different person from when I was in school. I can't relate anymore to the people I was friends with back then so no.
yeah same, I do however keep in contact with some people from high school that I WASN'T friends with back then but find we had stuff in common now. | |
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No I never did. I was so busy in my life I never looked back.
After 25 years though, this year... I did think about them, joined an association and am in contact with some of them. Nice to catch up and find out what each other has been doing  "Free URself, B the best that U can B, 3rd Apartment from the Sun, nothing left to fear" Prince Rogers Nelson - Forever in my Life - | |
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