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Ok so me and Kristen have been best friends since 3rd grade. We did everything together, we even finished each others sentences. We are going into ninth grade this fall, and I find that we are falling apart. We no longer do a lot of things togeth
I feel kinda tired of this topic, I've answered it so many times and I want to give you the same advice I gave to others but not in the same way because then I feel dissapointed it dosen't feel original anymore. So here it is,as we all grow older we start to change and you have to accept that. kristen is changing and so are you. He may notice your changes and is pushing away as you are or maybe he's moving on to the future and your dwelling off for the kristen wishing old times would come back. If you keep doing that you'll miss to see the kristen before you. All you can do is accept the person you see right now dont look at the person he use to be we all change as time goes the past can't define us. so look at the person in front of you in the present and accept him for who he is. Tell him how you feel and from there choose your path, don't ever look back. Keep movin forward.
Yeah, people change. Just try and find new stuff you both would wanna do together. Try having lesbian sex which each other. It will be a good way to keep in touch, if you know what I mean? ;)
This is normal.
As my Mom once said, when you get into high school, it's as if you put all the kids in a bag and shake them up and then pull out new groups of friends.
For example, one of the girls my sister use to HATE in junior high became one of her best friends - still friends now even.
You're going through the first stages of growing up. As your tastes in everything change, so will your opinions and what you think. It'd be more surprising if your list of friends DIDN'T change.