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At what point is someone considered a friend and no longer an acquaintance?
At what point is someone considered a friend and no longer an acquaintance?
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Acquaintance: They ask you help them move their desk.
Friend: They ask you to help them move to a new apartment.
Best Friend: They ask you to help them move a body.
When/if you’re both going out of your way to interact for the sake of it, as opposed to just interacting when you happen to be in the same space.
You both feel as though you can totally relax in each other’s company, say anything, and share everything – with no negative attitudes or judgments.
I was interviews by a federal investigator once who was doing a background check on a friend for a high level security job. The investigator came to my home for the interview. They determine how well I knew my friend by asking if 1) I have ever been inside my friend’s house, 2) if I have ever eaten a meal with my friend’s family, 3) if I knew 3 names of my friend’s other friends.
When you get deserted by another “friend” on a mountain, and the aquaintance comes and picks you up.
When you enjoy his/her existance
When you have them over to your house or just feel happy around them.
When they let you out your tongue in their butt.
When they show you their pee-pee.
When you feel like it
When they buy me lunch
first hug
The answer to this question is subjective and can vary from person to person.
Once you start seeing each other in setting different from where you typically interact. Like I’d say a coworker is a friend once we start hanging outside work or a neighbour is a friend once they stop by to share a beer and chat
When you know personal details about their life and what they like and dislike
When we’re hanging out with each other outside work
When they let you shit in their bathroom and are totally respectful about it.
When you both like interacting with each other, start to share thoughts and are comfortable doing so
when you do atleast 3 different activities togather regularly
This is what I consider to be a friendship.
When you start talking about your family. Not your immediate family your extended family your cousins aunts uncles etc.
I usually consider people friends if we talk about anything other than school or teachers
As others have pointed out, you’re asking for the definition of friend. I suggest a dictionary.
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a person whom one knows and with whom one has a bond of mutual affection, typically exclusive of sexual or family relations.