Cocobanana
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Given how life is a gray area, there isn't a standard for determining how much of yourself is not enough or too much within the context of a friendship. My current understanding is that a casual friend is someone you talk to from time to time and will maybe high-five at local events. A good (or best) friend is someone you talk to several times a week, maybe even daily in some rare cases, you have each others' phone number, and the person who actually cares about the bummer of the day you had and looks forward to trading more personal stories.
These are rough guidelines, so feel free to fill them in, but the purpose of the thread is to ask this: How do you define the difference between a neutral party, a casual friend and a best friend? I am eager to hear different opinions in this regard, given how much harder I've been working to socialize better with people (especially away from the internet).
These are rough guidelines, so feel free to fill them in, but the purpose of the thread is to ask this: How do you define the difference between a neutral party, a casual friend and a best friend? I am eager to hear different opinions in this regard, given how much harder I've been working to socialize better with people (especially away from the internet).