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Literally nobody surely?
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Do friendships like that actually exist? Did TV set me up for disapointment?
It’s possible, but damn do they take a lot of work and time to keep going. Most just get busy in their daily lives, get stuck in a daily pattern and before you know it, 3 and 4 months have passed by… then it becomes years. Then you feel awkward to reach out because they haven’t done so either.
For some kinds of people, yes.
Often the very best and very worst, with narrow slivers in between.
In my previous city we had a friend group that would get together and have a potluck and watch cartoons every week. To my knowledge it’s still going on after 10+ years.