We live on a spherical blue and green planet, that holds a home for 7 billion people (http://www.worldometers.info/world-population/). Whether these people are good or evil, they still view the earth as their home. Now, most humans will never travel outside of their hometown to be able to see the different cultures of the people they share their “home” with. Since that time never comes for most people, for years most kids grow up with the same friends and in the same environment, that being said, they also tend to acquire a best friend or someone they are very close to. During their times together, they become like family to one another and do everything together. Besides the rough days they encounter with each other, each individual knows
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During the process of going to college many questions arise about the status of the relationship that a person has with their friend: What if our proximity was all that’s been holding us together? What if we grow apart? What if college changes us into different people? What if we all make new friends and our memories are all we have in common once graduation rolls around? Who am I without them? When one becomes so used to certain things such as how their friends act, the things they can say, and even the environment when they are together. Though it is difficult at first to adapt to a new acquaintances, in the end sometimes it turns out to be be for the best because some of those acquaintances turn into your family. Since growing up, a person does not have a huge opportunity to know a ton of people, when college comes around most people find what they actually have always been looking for within those 10,000 people which is and though college year comes, the distance of the college a person chooses also has to do with why friends soon will be forgotten after high school …show more content…
Whether it is something for the better or something that brings out the worst in a person, the path that is chosen by them makes them either gain or lose friends since their changes may not be approved by their friends. A scenario that exemplifies the meaning is while growing up if a student is an honor student is always studying and eager to learn, they will attain friends that also share that same personality. As they are grow up they start to realize that there is more to life than always doing homework and studying, so they decide to go to football games and join different clubs. While the friends are still eager to learn they start to realize that the student is starting to change and they do not approve, so they all start to do their own things ways which may cause them to split. Being in high school, most kids are at the most weirdest stages in life. Most are going through so much just with their bodies such as periods, puberty, facial hair, growing into a womanly figure, and hormones. With that happening, adolescents do not always make the best choices or hanging out with the right crowd. Since that happens friends become strangers and once high school ends, most leave the awkwardness behind and start forming into what they believe an outstanding citizen is. In that case, those going to college may join sororities or fraternities, but sadly the partying, drinking and sex are one the
During the process of going to college many questions arise about the status of the relationship that a person has with their friend: What if our proximity was all that’s been holding us together? What if we grow apart? What if college changes us into different people? What if we all make new friends and our memories are all we have in common once graduation rolls around? Who am I without them? When one becomes so used to certain things such as how their friends act, the things they can say, and even the environment when they are together. Though it is difficult at first to adapt to a new acquaintances, in the end sometimes it turns out to be be for the best because some of those acquaintances turn into your family. Since growing up, a person does not have a huge opportunity to know a ton of people, when college comes around most people find what they actually have always been looking for within those 10,000 people which is and though college year comes, the distance of the college a person chooses also has to do with why friends soon will be forgotten after high school …show more content…
Whether it is something for the better or something that brings out the worst in a person, the path that is chosen by them makes them either gain or lose friends since their changes may not be approved by their friends. A scenario that exemplifies the meaning is while growing up if a student is an honor student is always studying and eager to learn, they will attain friends that also share that same personality. As they are grow up they start to realize that there is more to life than always doing homework and studying, so they decide to go to football games and join different clubs. While the friends are still eager to learn they start to realize that the student is starting to change and they do not approve, so they all start to do their own things ways which may cause them to split. Being in high school, most kids are at the most weirdest stages in life. Most are going through so much just with their bodies such as periods, puberty, facial hair, growing into a womanly figure, and hormones. With that happening, adolescents do not always make the best choices or hanging out with the right crowd. Since that happens friends become strangers and once high school ends, most leave the awkwardness behind and start forming into what they believe an outstanding citizen is. In that case, those going to college may join sororities or fraternities, but sadly the partying, drinking and sex are one the