[ SECRET POST #3590 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3590 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I don't think the kind of friendship you're describing never happens in real life. I'm sure it exists for some people. But I think it's a good thing to realize that it's not something the majority of people have in their lives. If all you have are low key friendships, that's very normal. And, as someone in this thread already said, I think this kind of super deep, intense friendship usually involves at least one of the people having some pretty significant issues. Or both/all of the people having gone through something pretty crazy/intense/traumatic together.

Personally I've never had anything even close to this level of connectedness with any of my friends. Except for my father, who I do consider my best friend, and who I also consider my platonic life partner. He literally means more to me than everyone else in the world combined. But I don't think it really counts when it's a family member?