I Love a Good Conversation

Since starting sixth form in September, you'd have thought I'd have gotten used to the complete lack of friends I have there, but I really haven't. I only really have one person there who I am friends with and can always rely on to talk to, everyone else are already merged in their groups and don't seem to have it in them to merge at all. I never realised how much I relied on my friends at high school until we left and everyone spread around a bit - or at least didn't go to the same place as me. And the complete lack of variety in conversation, debates, laughter and advice I used to get from all my friends is driving me insane.

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SW-User

it's wonderful to have a friend. There, that's the glass half full. Life after high school, for many of us , can be a little more isolated than we expected. It took time to develop the relationships you had in high school . Some of those friendships likely started blossoming as early as kindergarten. Once you graduate from high school, even the closest friends will often go their separate ways. The old path winds down, but after you feel your way around in the dark for a bit, you'll stumble upon a new path. This path will include all kinds of new experiences and new people......some of whom will likely become new friends. You've got lots of time, and plenty of life ahead of you. don't be in a rush, and you won't miss a thing. ;)

loveyourselfalways00 · 22-25, F

@Diggler: Thank you so much for your response, I really do hope so! :)

SW-User

@loveyourselfalways00: I'm rooting for ya.