The friendship factor!

[bbwoman2000]

Ya know, I have been thinking alot lately about friendship. I have had alot of friendships in my life. Most have been friends that come and go. And a few have been long time friends. And very very few have been life long friends

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[sunflower_anne]

I think about friendship a lot. Sometimes I get sad and think that I don't really have friends. I feel forgotten about and lonely. I had friends...people that I could talk to about things and cry with and just be myself with a long time ago, but not so much anymore. I try not to think about it much anymore because when I tried, I was just told it was my fault. Maybe it is, maybe I'm a bad friend, but I don't think I am. I wish I had a group of friends. I'm quiet and shy and all that good stuff, but I still wish I belonged to a group. I miss you and wish we hung out more than once a year, haha. I really liked this post, though. It reminds me to be, as you said, my own best friend. I've always got myself, and I've always got David, and pretty soon, we'll have another edition to our family. That's more than a lot of people have, and I'm thankful for that. *hugs*

p.s.--I need to call you...I looked for your phone number but I don't know if I have it. I'll look some more in this messy house. *hugs* :)

[shadowgirl96]

I miss you so much. I'm sad that I live 30 minutes away and don't get to see you, though I don't want to hang much with John, I still would to be with you. I miss you. Want me to kill james for you. Can randy and I come hang one weekend, no matter who else is there?

[shadowgirl96]

there will be tequila......lots of it, and whoever you want to invite, even John.

[fatfeistyfemme]

Hi! Sorry for the totally off-topic post, but I noticed that you list fat-activism as one of your interests and I wanted to both let you know about the book project I'm working on and to invite you to take part. I apologize if you're already aware - livejournal can be a small community sometimes - but since you're not on my friends list, I thought I'd drop you a line. :) More info about the project is here: http://www.stacybias.net -- Essentially, I want to interview 150-200 women of size across the united states and as many parts international as I can afford and, based on the interviews, fictionalize the least common and most common threads into a series of monologues suitable for stage performance, as well as published as a short fiction anthology. Thank you for your time, and sorry again for the off-topic post!