whirlpool wrote: » How many people (non-family) would you call if you got a new job and wanted to pass on the good news?
How many people (non-family) would you contact if a family member died and you wanted them to come to the funeral?
How many people would you want to attend your 30th birthday celebration?
How many people would you feel comfortable pouring your heart out to if you were going through a tough time in your life?
How many people do you feel you can be 110% yourself around, the bad and the good sides of you?
How many people do you feel will never judge you or speak badly of you no matter what?
How many people would you feel a big depressing gap in your life if they were no longer there?
To summarise, how many friends do you have? Truly?
whirlpool wrote: » As I get older, I'm finding that for me this number is decreasing rapidly. Basically, the older I get, the more "friends" turn into c**ts.
travis1976 wrote: » Quite sad actually, but none. After looking at the questions and considering the answers, None. I've moved away from where I was brought up, got married (mistake), had kids (light of my life) and left all my friends behind. My wives friends are all I see, and they're not much good. The once I confided in one of them, she told my wife. Thinking about it now, my phone never rings unless it's bad news. Damn, I wish I hadn't read the post now...:(
Deleted User wrote: » They remember dates important to me and don't let them pass by.
Deleted User wrote: » And right on schedule - my phone is buzzing away here with messages from my friends, because today is one of those dates.