BFF
![[Triangle-person walks towards a Circle-person]
[Triangle-person asks the Circle-person for time]
[They walk together, deep in conversation, waving their arms expressively]
[Triangle-person is crying, and Circle-person is trying to comfort them]
[They are both holding up champagne glasses and raising a toast]
[Triangle-person walks towards the left, holding an arm on a small Triangle-person's shoulder, both smiling. Meanwhile the Circle-person walks towards the right, bouncing a football]
Best Friends For-now](/images/268-bff@1x.png)
[Triangle-person walks towards a Circle-person]
[Triangle-person asks the Circle-person for time]
[They walk together, deep in conversation, waving their arms expressively]
[Triangle-person is crying, and Circle-person is trying to comfort them]
[They are both holding up champagne glasses and raising a toast]
[Triangle-person walks towards the left, holding an arm on a small Triangle-person’s shoulder, both smiling. Meanwhile the Circle-person walks towards the right, bouncing a football]
Best Friends For-now
I think all friendships are circumstantial, and I mean it in a non-negative way. Friendships are never forced, and so they rely on conditions coming together.
Sometimes the circumstances that bind people are big and hold for a long period of time. Sometimes they are small and hold for a very short time. Both are just as valid.
Trying to stop the changes can lead to disappointment and guilt. There is no way around it - we change and our relationships naturally ebb and flow.
Which is fine.