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Former MemberFormer Member Posts: 45 Boards Initiate
in General Chat
Hello guys haven’t been on here for such a long time just wondering there was anyone new on here that would love to chat? 
Hope to hear from so lovely people soon 💖

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  • Former MemberFormer Member Posts: 45 Boards Initiate
    Okay no one cheers people
  • SienaSiena Inactive Posts: 15,759 Skive's The Limit
    edited October 2018
    Hey!

    this forum can be a bit dead sometimes tbh. And mostly regular users so maybe why no one new has commented. But hope soemone else comments. 

     
    But we all care & will listen if you wanna chat about anything.  i hope you have been okay?
    ~Probably dead now
  • [Deleted User][Deleted User] Posts: 0 Just got here
    edited September 2024
    Hello @Past User  :)

    My experience of building a friendship is nurturing it and this is going to take time, energy, courage, vulnerabity and trust. Friendship is not a scalable process and that is why we cannot achieve a deep relationship with everybody. There is no best way in trying to understand the other person; what he or she wants, their personality and context, but also yourself as well. And remember that friendship is a two-way responsibility in getting to know and understand one-another and this can time and patience also.

    My experience of making friends is that sometimes you just naturally click with someone and you can converse with them for hours about anything and everything and enjoying writing to each other. Just let the conversations grow from it. Over time you'll be able to tell if the friendship is growing if they respond as much as you do. Talkative equals compatible. Continue then, to build up the friendship by finding new topics and shared interests. My basic point dear is that you don't need to actually do activities with them often to be friends. You just need to be able to talk and often the very best most pleasurable way for is in the pleasure of writing.

    Please feel welcome to private message me, and from there perhaps we can find friendship and grow together. :)

    Best wishes,
    Mandy


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  • RhysRhys Inactive Posts: 296 The Mix Regular
    Hey, I'm just letting you know I've moved your post from "Sex & relationship" to "Anything goes" as I feel thats a better place for your topic :)
    “Be who you are and say what you feel, because those who mind don't matter, and those who matter don't mind.”― Bernard M. Baruch
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