Old friends

[The Germanator]

Originally Posted by Crono

Friends never last. When I moved into the city (used to live in a smaller town about an hour away), I lost all my friend's from my old school, it felt like my life was starting over.

But I accept the fact that the friends you have now probably won't be your friends say... 10-20 years from now, if that. It's just the way things go... sad, unfortunately, but true.

Not quite true. Yes maybe if they are friends through association of a school, but I've had 4 best friends that I've known since birth, and I can't imagine that we won't always stay in touch. Or parents are friends, so it made sense that we became friends. We've gotten along very well and are all in a band together, so we not only work together, but hang out too...Maybe later when people start moving on with their careers/home lives whatever it could be difficult, but we'll still always see each other.

[Dyne]

When I moved from Ontario way back in Kindergarten, I lost a lot of friends, even my girlfriend. Her name was Olga; she was cute.

But I was one of the "cool" kids over here until all the other cool people moved away here, and were replaced with other kids. They took over the cool. And I never got my cool back again. But I'm cool again now, I think.

[Crono]

Originally Posted by The Germanator

Not quite true. Yes maybe if they are friends through association of a school, but I've had 4 best friends that I've known since birth, and I can't imagine that we won't always stay in touch. Or parents are friends, so it made sense that we became friends. We've gotten along very well and are all in a band together, so we not only work together, but hang out too...Maybe later when people start moving on with their careers/home lives whatever it could be difficult, but we'll still always see each other.

Well in your case you're fortunate that you are in a band together and that you guys have parents that are friends. But, I'm saying, for the most part, you lose friends and make new ones as you get older.