[ SECRET POST #2217 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2217 ⌋

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Notes:

Early because sick, sorry.

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Comments

[intrigueing]

In my comment above, I likened Ten and Donna to siblings because it seemed like they filled a gap in each other's lives. Friends, even extremely close friends, aren't always like that, friends are more...well, friends are more extra. Not extra as in "superfluous" or "unnecessary", but extra as in a positive improvement rather than the healing/absence of a negative. Friends can be just as good and important as a sibling, something you really need to be happy and something you really miss when they're gone, but they don't make you feel like you've always had a hole in the shape of them in your life.

In that way, friendships tend to be more emotionally intense than sibling relationships, because the nature of sibling relationships is to be taken for granted - that's what's good about sibling relationships, the fact that they feel like a constant, that they've always been there and always will be there and you can't imagine them not being there because they're part of you - with friends you're more consciously aware of the person's presence and positive effect on your life.

'Course, these are just my spontaneous thoughts so far on the matter, I haven't argued this subject before so I may not have considered everything.