Being friends is communism

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Friends are great but l'appel isn't.

How many close friends do you have, Zig Forums? I have four. Not much, but I am obviously not counting all the acquaintances that I don't count as friends.

I pity the people who do not have a tight close friend circle, but 20-30 loose friends. I've also met people who are friend circle hopping, who have a new group of friends every two months. It's clear that they just look for appreciation. Personally, I have no interest in meeting other human beings to form a close friendship as long as my friends that I have right now don't abandon me or die or whatever.

I moved 10000km away from my close friends. Now I have 20-30 loose friends and I feel so lonely all the time.

Friendship is Magic.

I'm a neet who abandon friends after high school. I barely have any loose friends.
Maybe I would consider making friends on the internet if my internet wasn't so tight.

What do worlds mean in this context?

All my close friends moved away, died, or I couldn't hang out with anymore for various reasons. I don't currently have any friends so much as people I know but am not close too. My job keeps me isolated and I don't meet interesting and fun people for whatever reason. I'm lonely as shit and wish we could put the social back in socialism.

A castle, and the entire path that you take to reach that castle, which your princess may or may not be in.