It's normal, and you may find a person that you call your "best" friend, it's not always about the amount of time you've spent together, but also what you have both done together.
After quite an emotionally draining 2 yrs of having a best friend who wasn't exactly the most caring of sorts, i tend to prefer to have a few close friends, rather than that one "best" friend.
Also, look at it this way - others may find it more appealing to try and interact with you because you don't use the crutch of a best friend, too many people rely on that one person, and when they are no longer there for whatever reason some can become quite boring and have the personality of a rock. Just don't sweat it, they're honestly not that big of a deal.
Is it normal to know you're nobody's best friend?
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It's normal, and you may find a person that you call your "best" friend, it's not always about the amount of time you've spent together, but also what you have both done together.
After quite an emotionally draining 2 yrs of having a best friend who wasn't exactly the most caring of sorts, i tend to prefer to have a few close friends, rather than that one "best" friend.
Also, look at it this way - others may find it more appealing to try and interact with you because you don't use the crutch of a best friend, too many people rely on that one person, and when they are no longer there for whatever reason some can become quite boring and have the personality of a rock. Just don't sweat it, they're honestly not that big of a deal.