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In my college I shared room with 4 other people. We never shared the same traits and most of the time I was the butt of their jokes. But they always said ‘I was never a good friend’. But how can i? As we were completely different. But we shared the room for almost 2 years and some of them became good friends too. I don’t have any contact with any of them. So are they friends or Acquaintances?
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#2
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Acquaintance.
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#3
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It doesn't sound like you guys were either.
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#4
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You're definitely at least an acquaintance. It does not sound like you guys were friends. Friendship has nothing to do with how long you have known someone.
I would say that anyone you have talked to more than 3 or 4 times in your life is an acquaintance. Friendship implies much more than that (trust, respect, mutual interests, etc) |
#5
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"I was never a good friend"- that is not a nice thing for them to say to you.
A friend is someone you speak (such as by phone call) on at least a semi-regular basis, and who talks to you about general things such as how your life is going, how their life is going etc. A friend will want to see you, at least occasionally and will demonstrate at least mildly that they care about you. |
#6
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I'm an aquaintance. A friendly, helpful up to a point, aquaintance. Just another reason to open with an apology when meeting someone ![]() |
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