Most of you probably have a Facebook, and if not you are soooo 2003. However, if you DO own a facebook then you may be aware of an "application" called Friend Cicle. What this facebook application does is illustrate the various networks and friends you have, and how diverse your friend base is. And if you take a look at mine, you will see that I have a vast array of friends from all over Georgia. From transitioning from public to private, from middle to high school, my contacts are all over the place. Which leads me to my point: isn't it strange how those who you used to be extraordinarily close to come and go so fast?
It's so strange to me how relationships are nearly recyclable. I mean, for your extremely close friends this doesn't typically apply, but I've certaintly had my fair share of friends go astray. This wasn't supposed to be a long, engaging rant on my past, or anything like that. I just find it strange. Perhaps it's just me?
-Carson
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No, it's not just you. When I moved away from Georgia to South Carolina, I lost contact with many of my friends from Alpharetta. When I moved from South Carolina back to Georgia, I lost contact with many of my friends from South Carolina. Long distance friendships with people that you aren't that close to tend to fade away. I'm not even beeing cynical, it's kind of unaviodable. At least, it's not as emotionally hard to deal with as long distance relationships with people you love. For example, Angel and Tess's relationship wasn't all that "FUN!". Neither was the relationship between Candide and Cunegonde. I probably spelled her name wrong by the way...
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