The friends I had in college- best friends and semi friends- are the best people I have ever met and while living in Bloomington, we all were entangled in each others lives: from school, boys to clothes. We all shared everything- the drama and laughs. But now- without that web of life, every day interactions- or even weekly dinners, the bonds we all had on a day to day basis have loosened a little bit. There is a gap between the dream life of college and real life of what ever city we all live in. For me, most of my friends are all up in Chicago. By choice, I do not live there (I am so over the cold... thats the only reason)- but how am I suppose to keep up with their lives when they are all together and I am apart? Visa versa is the same- my stories do not quite make sense, because they don't know any of my new friends or the new places I am going.
The hardest part of it all is knowing, most likely, we will all never be living the same lives again. But whats even harder is finding how to make the friendships last. One thing I do know- they are friendships worth keeping, and figuring out how to evolve the friendships is worth it.
I just feel like a big theme of my life at the moment is long distance- long distance friends and long distance boyfriend. The long distance will end soon, and hopefully just be considered a plane ride- just a distance, get rid of the 'long' part. Find a way to feel closer, even with the distance.
Lesson learning:
all relationships are work.
peace, love, and procrastinating on packing,
B
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