Love Languages
Having that one friend you can count on no matter what is a special thing, that not everyone is fortunate enough to experience. Abby and me have been friends since my freshman year, and have a strong affinity for each other. We met in gymnastics, and instantly clicked. We have been inseparable since. Our friendship isn’t perfect, we have dialectal conflict just like anyone else, but we will always fight to overcome it. The fact that we share three of the same love languages, has helped our friendship grow.
I met Abby the summer before my freshman year of high school. I walked into the gym, knowing most of the girls because I had been on a team with them in the past, but I didn’t know the blonde girl with the big blue eyes. It took a couple of weeks until I finally talked to her. It turned out that we only live two …show more content…
After summer gymnastics ended, we didn’t talk much until the season started. Once season started, our friendship truly blossomed. We hung out a lot, and we had lots of pointless study dates. Ever since then, we have been inseparable.
One of the many strange things about our friendship is that we share three love languages; quality time, physical touch, and words of affirmation. For Abby and I, we don’t have to go do something special to make our day fun, simply just watching and friends and laughing so hard we cry is the best thing in the world. We also love going to Starbucks or Liquid Assets for coffee and “homework”. Quality time doesn’t mean doing extravagant activities together, it’s the fact that someone is willing to set aside life’s distractions to spend time with you. When Abby broke up with her boyfriend, she didn’t want a hug, or for people to tell her how sorry they were and they were there for her, she just needed someone to hang out with. I
Having that one friend you can count on no matter what is a special thing, that not everyone is fortunate enough to experience. Abby and me have been friends since my freshman year, and have a strong affinity for each other. We met in gymnastics, and instantly clicked. We have been inseparable since. Our friendship isn’t perfect, we have dialectal conflict just like anyone else, but we will always fight to overcome it. The fact that we share three of the same love languages, has helped our friendship grow.
I met Abby the summer before my freshman year of high school. I walked into the gym, knowing most of the girls because I had been on a team with them in the past, but I didn’t know the blonde girl with the big blue eyes. It took a couple of weeks until I finally talked to her. It turned out that we only live two …show more content…
After summer gymnastics ended, we didn’t talk much until the season started. Once season started, our friendship truly blossomed. We hung out a lot, and we had lots of pointless study dates. Ever since then, we have been inseparable.
One of the many strange things about our friendship is that we share three love languages; quality time, physical touch, and words of affirmation. For Abby and I, we don’t have to go do something special to make our day fun, simply just watching and friends and laughing so hard we cry is the best thing in the world. We also love going to Starbucks or Liquid Assets for coffee and “homework”. Quality time doesn’t mean doing extravagant activities together, it’s the fact that someone is willing to set aside life’s distractions to spend time with you. When Abby broke up with her boyfriend, she didn’t want a hug, or for people to tell her how sorry they were and they were there for her, she just needed someone to hang out with. I