No. We have them, in our presence. We have their company. We have their mutual companionshiop and striving toward understanding one another, and watching each other be happy...
"The Rules of Attraction" had something to say on that, toward the end.
The problem is... sometimes... goals and wants and Hell, simple basic Alignment of Self shift to the point where those people with whom we exist, in that certain way ("Friends" we can call them), are no longer there.. It's like a ground down clutch. Too many similies.
Basically sometimes people drift apart, and, sometimes, we have to let them.
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Date: 2004-05-10 08:23 pm (UTC)no subject
"The Rules of Attraction" had something to say on that, toward the end.
The problem is... sometimes... goals and wants and Hell, simple basic Alignment of Self shift to the point where those people with whom we exist, in that certain way ("Friends" we can call them), are no longer there.. It's like a ground down clutch. Too many similies.
Basically sometimes people drift apart, and, sometimes, we have to let them.