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I don't see anybody from high school. Tried to keep in contact with my best friend from HS but he is way to busy for me.
depends, I kind of did. I chose to go to a different university than them and they sort of took that as an insult.Whicker89Pamo University?
80% of the friends you have before college are your friends only because you have no choice but to see them every day for 5 years of school,and had no choice but to get to know them.
The internets is where you meet your only real friends.
Yes, for the most part. Everyone goes their separate ways after they graduate, and if distance doesn't kill the relationship, obligations and independence more than likely will. Hell, my sister tells me she barely keeps in contact with any of her friends from college, and she was a social butterfly who majored in drama. I've run into people 12 years after my High School graduation, and while there is still chemistry, there are no commonalities. We're just two completely different people. I still do keep in contact with a few close friends from back then, but it's either because our families are long time friends or we have led a similar path in life and still hold the same values and such.
Yeah i'll never forget my best mates, but will i loose touch with them? Would we all just go our seprate ways after university?leonhead
It depends what life throws at your guys. I mean if your friends move farther away to go to school or to get a job, the chances of you seeing them are that much lower. I mean there are all sorts of ways to keep in touch now these days, I mean you have e-mail and almost everyone has cell phones. So thats one way to look at it if your friends move away. I will be honest though as you grow older the tougher it is to keep in touch with people or get the time to hang out with them. I mean I am still friends with a lot of my buddies from high school but I don't see them often because of other obligations, but I do hang out with them time to time, and a lot of the people I knew moved away to different states. Thats why they say your high schools years are your best years.
Well more often than not i would think most people break contact seeing as people go to different uni's and jobs that make it hard to keep close contact,which pretty sums up my situation,so no not anymore,but hey you make new ones lol
I actually remember in yr 9 (uk) that i couldn't imagine not staying friends with some pupils even after school years,but it has happened and...well life goes on...
What friends?
Seriously though, I had a couple good friends in high school that I hung out with once we graduated. Unfortunately, it got to the point where I felt like I had to grow up and couldn't do the drinking every weekend and getting thrown out of stores. We kind of grew apart after that. I ended up getting married and last I heard they were getting arrested for being drunk in public and supplying alcohol to minors.
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