MillionBashStream97
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That is true. Still, it's a practical way of looking at things. Which is not common among parents. A lot of them prefer the massaged sweet hopeful answers, to make their son feel better (But won't actually help him), then the cold truth, that won't make them feel better, but will have a bigger chance of helping them, at least mentally, accepting things.Mmmh she tells herself I'll accept sooner or later (which she can't know for certain)
I get what you mean.yes and thanks. I don't really want IRL friends. My mom also thinks I will make friends/acquaintances and then be content with them, and no gf, to make herself feel better (she doesn't say this but it's obvious). I wish I could
At the end of the day, the kind of love and validation a friend can give, is different then the love and validation a GF would.
Even some normies with GFs/BFs get quite sad because they have no friends.
And I know we would make fun of them for that, but is not unreasonable at all. Friends and a GF/BF are different things and fulfill different emotional and physical needs.