YES IT'S COMPLETELY NOMRAL!!!
Here, try to think of it like this.... "You can only climb a mountain so high, at times you may want to walk around it to enjoy the view, but not to risk your life (friend ship), But you decide to go to the top and look everywhere, the view is amazing, and then when you're on the tip of the mountain, you trip somewhere and fall down the mountain, and at times you can stop yourself somewhere and still have the view (Don't talk to each other that much), while other times you go to the bottom dead (friendship dies) BUT if you're lucky, your friend comes up and helps you back up the mountain (Your friend's mountain or a friend from somewhere else.)"
Basically it ment; A friend ship can only go so high, and when you reach the top, you can only go down. sometimes you go down so far the friend ship ends, while other times, your best friend will help you again with the relationship, while others you need someone else to help you. So again it's normal, we humans are that way.
Is it normal to start to hate my closest friends?
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YES IT'S COMPLETELY NOMRAL!!!
Here, try to think of it like this.... "You can only climb a mountain so high, at times you may want to walk around it to enjoy the view, but not to risk your life (friend ship), But you decide to go to the top and look everywhere, the view is amazing, and then when you're on the tip of the mountain, you trip somewhere and fall down the mountain, and at times you can stop yourself somewhere and still have the view (Don't talk to each other that much), while other times you go to the bottom dead (friendship dies) BUT if you're lucky, your friend comes up and helps you back up the mountain (Your friend's mountain or a friend from somewhere else.)"
Basically it ment; A friend ship can only go so high, and when you reach the top, you can only go down. sometimes you go down so far the friend ship ends, while other times, your best friend will help you again with the relationship, while others you need someone else to help you. So again it's normal, we humans are that way.