How many friends have you lost

[Jono2]

up to this point?  uhh... none, really, throughout my entire years in school (P-12).  None that have really been a good friend, aside from a couple of people who moved away, or that were in a higher grade than me.  I've always been the friendly kid, liked by 90% of the people who know me.

but that'll change next year b/c of University... but I'll be living with two of my closest friends, and another, not so close, but still a good guy, friend.

[DBY106698]

I wanna say technically only one. He used to live down the street and moved away cause his family is a military family. I got ahold of his AOL information, but the parental controls block him from getting IMs. In extremely RARE instances, I see him online but can't talk to him because of the block. So, yeah. With how much his family tends to move, I wonder if he still remembers me...

[えっちーせんぱい]

Can't lose what you never had.

[Tupin]

Can't lose what you never had.

Well, you don't seem to care.


Anyway, some of my friends moved away.

[えっちーせんぱい]

Can't lose what you never had.

Well, you don't seem to care.

What comes must go eventually; I rather not enjoy the pain of it. I try to make friends but meh.

[Allegretto]

Can't lose what you never had.

Well, you don't seem to care.

What comes must go eventually; I rather not enjoy the pain of it. I try to make friends but meh.

Im sure a lot of people on Nsider consider you to be there friend.

[えっちーせんぱい]

Can't lose what you never had.

Well, you don't seem to care.

What comes must go eventually; I rather not enjoy the pain of it. I try to make friends but meh.

Im sure a lot of people on Nsider consider you to be there friend.

I guess I have a different understanding of the word then..

[DBY106698]

Can't lose what you never had.

Well, you don't seem to care.

What comes must go eventually; I rather not enjoy the pain of it. I try to make friends but meh.

Im sure a lot of people on Nsider consider you to be there friend.

I guess I have a different understanding of the word then..

It almost sounds to me as though you have an "Amigo" sense of the word. It's been studied that people like Americans tend to use the word "Friend" pretty lax. Stating anyone they get along with is a "friend", so levels come into play, like Good Friend and Best Friend.

While in Mexico, the word Amigo (Spanish for Friend, for thsoe that don't know) is considered a status that must be earned and reserved for those that person gets along with really well, so there tends to not be a "Good Friend" or "Best Friend", they are all simpyl "Friends" as they've had to earn that title.

[Kilroy]

Can't lose what you never had.

Well, you don't seem to care.

What comes must go eventually; I rather not enjoy the pain of it. I try to make friends but meh.

Im sure a lot of people on Nsider consider you to be there friend.

I guess I have a different understanding of the word then..

It almost sounds to me as though you have an "Amigo" sense of the word. It's been studied that people like Americans tend to use the word "Friend" pretty lax. Stating anyone they get along with is a "friend", so levels come into play, like Good Friend and Best Friend.

While in Mexico, the word Amigo (Spanish for Friend, for thsoe that don't know) is considered a status that must be earned and reserved for those that person gets along with really well, so there tends to not be a "Good Friend" or "Best Friend", they are all simpyl "Friends" as they've had to earn that title.

You'd be right about the level thing. Some people I know have "school friends" and "buddies", school friends being people you talk to at school, buddies being people that you know well outside of school.

[Spam]

One, he moved last year.  :(
Then I got 2 more friends so right...

[えっちーせんぱい]

Can't lose what you never had.

Well, you don't seem to care.

What comes must go eventually; I rather not enjoy the pain of it. I try to make friends but meh.

Im sure a lot of people on Nsider consider you to be there friend.

I guess I have a different understanding of the word then..

It almost sounds to me as though you have an "Amigo" sense of the word. It's been studied that people like Americans tend to use the word "Friend" pretty lax. Stating anyone they get along with is a "friend", so levels come into play, like Good Friend and Best Friend.

While in Mexico, the word Amigo (Spanish for Friend, for thsoe that don't know) is considered a status that must be earned and reserved for those that person gets along with really well, so there tends to not be a "Good Friend" or "Best Friend", they are all simpyl "Friends" as they've had to earn that title.

Yeah.. I don't go around and call everyone I talk to a friend. In my sense, I only have... 2 or 4 friends, and my Girlfriend. Everyone else is just people I know.

[ThePowerOfOne]

About 2. But they were disposable middle school friends, everybody has had them :P

[ChaosEmeralds7]

A couple when I moved across the country... twice...

But aside from that, I choose my friends carefully.

[CoolSlyZero]

2-3? I hated them anyways...



EDIT FTW

[Anarchy_Jas]

A whole group because they were some stank-ass ho's, and I told 'em the straight up truth.

Then not many important people then.