We both live really busy lives, and obviously live in different time zones, so there isn't constant conversation like there was before she moved. But that's fine! We do talk regularly, there might be a few messages back and forth between us before I go to bed and she goes to work, or vice versa a couple of times a week.
I think the most important thing is to keep each other up to date of what is going on in your lives. Even if we know the other person is busy, if something is going on, we will message each other about what is happening and we'll just reply when we can. Another thing to realise is, there may be a week of silence, and that's fine! It doesn't mean the other person doesn't want to be your friend anymore, life can sometimes just be so busy.
I believe the main ways that we manage to keep our friendship strong is by always keeping each other up to date, and to plan to visit each other. One day I will get to fly to Adelaide, but until then, sending each other the most disgusting snapchats, having a gossip over FaceTime, and having a good moan over Facebook messenger will do.
Awwwh this is so lovely!!! I haven't ever even thought about long distance friendships so this is a really unique post! You have given me faith in friendship now, I've had a ton of bad friendships and have aost completely given up trying to find a real one... Somewhere!
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Yeah, it was something I never really considered until it happened to me! I don't really talk to anyone I met before 18 anymore apart from her because I don't have much luck with friends (especially girls), but she's great! Aww, I'll be your friend!! You're pretty awesome girl!!
DeleteI love this post. Long distance friendships are hard. Especially when there is a huge time difference. It make sure me happy to know that you and your friend are possibly even stronger than before.
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