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View Poll Results: When’s a friend a friend?
Don’t even think about seeing me as one if we’ve known (of) each-other less than ten years 0 0%
Don’t even think about seeing me as one if we’ve known (of) each-other less than ten years
0 0%
The time-frame doesn’t have to be too long but you must, must, must pass loyalty-tests. 1 12.50%
The time-frame doesn’t have to be too long but you must, must, must pass loyalty-tests.
1 12.50%
It takes a bit of time, common ground and mutual trust but not much more 3 37.50%
It takes a bit of time, common ground and mutual trust but not much more
3 37.50%
Just a bit of common ground and a likeable attitude 4 50.00%
Just a bit of common ground and a likeable attitude
4 50.00%
I’m besties with every new person I meet 0 0%
I’m besties with every new person I meet
0 0%
Never (I don’t do friends or socialising at all) 0 0%
Never (I don’t do friends or socialising at all)
0 0%
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Old 21-01-2023, 11:55 PM #17
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My "true proper" friends I've known all for 20+ years (well, there's also my wife who I've known for 17 years). One I've known basically since birth. Those are what I'd call the timeless friendships - I can see them twice in a week, or once in over a year (hello Covid) and it be like I saw them yesterday. I genuinely believe it will be the same if we meet up aged 70.

Other friends, a little time and shared interests plus, yes, being able to vaguely trust them is important. Those can be shorter friendships though, people move on etc. though tbh I don't have any old friends who I wouldn't be glad to see if I ran into them, or who (I imagine/hope) don't feel the same. Can't say I've ever properly fallen out with a friend, just lost touch.

And beyond that I like to think I'm generally friendLY and I have great and in-depth conversations with colleagues etc. and I enjoy their company, but there are few that I would consider "proper" friends.
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