Those childhood friends who were once close, how do you have a relationship with them now?

One of them still plays together a lot, and some of the others don't talk when they meet, and everything fades away with the time of childhood.

It's strange, and now the relationship doesn't feel like it's going to ordinary friends.

When she was a child, she always came to our house to play, and if she had three cents, she would do it for a dime. But now it's hard to get someone out to play, and even if you're together, there's no topic to talk about.

Except for the holidays, there is rarely contact anymore. We grew up together and went to school together, but then for some reason, he dropped out of school to work, and I continued to go to school, and slowly reduced a lot of contact.

The other one, by my side, we rented a house together, raised a kitten, and came back from work every day, we went to the supermarket together, cooked together, ate together, complained about their unscrupulous bosses together, and lived like two people.

Compared to many people, I am still relatively lucky, I still have girlfriends by my side, in this city, I am not alone, it is really good.

It's not bad, the last time I went home, I just met her, she is already working, she is a kindergarten teacher, we will still complain about others together as before, and then paint our own future scenes, make fun of each other, and encourage each other.

I had a lot of childhood playmates, but because everyone was married, they rarely played together. However, there are still four or five of them, and I have a very good relationship, often ****, and occasionally go out to eat and go shopping.

None of my childhood playmates were gone, and when they grew up, they all went their separate ways, and then they lost contact.

There is a good girlfriend who is still in touch now, after all, we often meet, and there are more opportunities for communication, and others are not much in touch because we can't see them often, but when we were friends when we were children, then we will always be friends, and we will not care less about each other because of less contact.

My childhood playmate is now my best friend, but now I can't really make friends.

I went to school in a foreign country and didn't go home once in a long time, plus I was all over the country, so I gradually lost contact.

I go home less and see each other less, so I naturally get rusty, and I'm ready for the Spring Festival, so I want to set off fireworks together like before.

When we grow up, we always feel more and more distant from our friends.

New friends come naturally to him or you.

The main thing is that the learning and working environment is different.