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Learning the Rules of Adult Friendships
I always had friends growing up. For as long as I can remember I had at least one Best Friend, sometimes more than one, at just about every point of my life. 2 comments from 2 users
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posted by
kevinmorrison
on Jun 21, 2008 at 09:40 PM
it's tough to make friends once you are married. Jill and I have struggled to find couples that we both like (Becky, don't worry, I'm not talking about you and Brent). It is almost like dating as a couple and trying to find that perfect couple to "grow old with." Jill likes certain kinds of women and I like certain kinds of men (I hope nobody reads that out of context!), and those types are not always married to each other! Jill can have a blast with a woman, while me and the woman's husband don't say a word or even make eye contact. Granted, that could also be a sign of a great male relationship, but not for me. :-) Or I can find a guy that I can talk to like we've known each other since kindergarten and we'll come home and Jill will say "she was weird, let's not do that again." It's tough. So we turn inward and spend all our time with our kids and forget what adult contact is like. posted by
Sheeky
on Jun 23, 2008 at 02:43 PM
you are definetly not the only one. We've experienced this, but even more so since we moved across the country to live here, having no family or friends whatsoever. We have built some relationships, but do miss having close friends, both as a couple and individually. And while there are times I miss having good 'buds' to go be a guy around, much of the time I also kind of just turn inward and am pretty happy with just us.
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