Have You Lost The Friends That You Thought You Never Would..??!
Question: In your late teens early twenties..you loose those you thought of as family....It is the hardest part of growing up.
You never forget them though.
Answers: In your late teens early twenties..you loose those you thought of as family....It is the hardest part of growing up.
You never forget them though.
yes
I did because i was arrogant and what not but we're back to friends now
Sadly..........
Yes, I have..
But i didn't lose them, I decide to leave them.
yes,
Oh yes, many
yep, i was alway ther for them and they where always there for me but i guess we grew apart and have a different goals in life and thoughts. i still see them around but its not the same
Yeah, I hope it doesnt happen with the ones I have now.
Yes...kinda. My best friend sense middle school has unintentionally slighted me and since we live in different states we have slowly drifted from how inseparable we were 10 years ago or more. I feel like a different person without her. It makes me sad.
Ehhh not really, I knew they were gonna eventually leave.
yes i did...it was one of the hardest moments in my life. we've been through so much together and for us not to speak was out of the blue. i thought i trusted her, but it was a mistake
but i learned something from it. i learned how to not trust certain people.
Yes, but that's normal as people evolve in different ways and walk their own separate paths. Also, the fact that I've moved so many times didn't help keeping in touch with people. That's why I'm more of a loner.
Nope
I have lost a friend, right here at Yahoo. She was a nice lady, and all of the pervs drove her away. She may come back, someday, but to those of you who drove her off, beware. Peace!
Yes. I was friends with one girl since 3rd grade, and when we graduated from high school, I got a car. We talked just about everyday, but once I got my car, I noticed the only time she called me was when she wanted me to take her somewhere. On one occasion, she had the nerve to call and ask me to take her friend somewhere, knowing that I didn't like the girl, but I didn't do it. I remember on another occasion, I was studying for college finals, and she lied and tricked me over to her house just so I would take her somewhere, which was the last straw for me. She obviously didn't care that I was studying for finals. Once I got there and realized that she lied to me, I was beyond pissed. I came to the conclusion that she was using me, and I stopped talking to her completely. That was over 4 years ago, and I still don't talk to her now. I miss her, but she wasn't a real friend.
Yep...
i've lost my elementary school friend. we always thought we would be best friends forever. but, people change. people grow apart. i guess, neither of us wanted the friendship that bad or we would have tried to stay friends.
Just one
yes and it hurts
Yes, like old shoes, I just grew out of them.
just once, almost 25 years ago. i felt betrayed by her for reasons i can't quite remember now, and then we drifted apart.
Yes, and it always happens at a time in life when I needed them the worst. Either to death or to the way they acted in front of my kids. Funny you would ask me that today because I feel like taking my huge flashlight (one of those footlong ones) and absolutely beat the **** out of all of them today. Judging from what I have said you can about guess the area I live in is really sad the way people are, most are heavy on drugs just any thing they can find alot of ignorent ones with very little class around young people. I think it's time to move back to town. bad day! Sorry I can't brighten yours. This sometimes even includes my family which lives around here.
Yes just one best friend lately
Not very many, and a few because they died. Loyalty is one of my best qualities.
Not for too long.
You can't let the special ones get away
there have been some, but there is always a reason.
if it's meant to be, you will figure things out.
yes friends and sadly some family
Yes. During the War, I never thought I would lose many of my boyhood friends.