<p>I’ve found some wonderful friends who like me for exactly who I am. They think I’m funny and a good storyteller. They are cool, interesting, and live fun lives. We can spend hours with each other. The only problem is that most of them are seniors and I might not see them again next year. In the past, I’ve had relationships that I couldn’t keep because I made them too late. Just when I get comfortable with someone, myself or they end up leaving then we drift apart. I feel natural and free to be myself around these people.
How do I maintain friendships? As in being able to hang out with them over the summer and for as long as I know them?
I added them on Facebook, but I don’t want to seem too stalkerish or invasive. I have some phone numbers as well, but I want to give people their distance.
How do I keep my friends?</p>
<p>Friendships are two way streets. No matter how much effort you put into maintaining a friendship if the other person’s interest is in making new friends at college, don’t be surprised if they let your relationship with them wither away. Desperation will only make you look pathetic. If you’ve made friends easily before there is no reason you won’t make new friends with others. Stop stressing on things you can’t control.</p>
<p>always make new friends while keeping in touch with old ones.
people come and go and you can never change that.
when you’re young its the time to be as open as possible and meet as many people as possible. keeping in touch is the most important part (most people don’t do this and lose friendships).</p>