maize: oh wow, hey!
blue: what's up? you here for the summer too?
maize: yup! got a job in town, so i'm gonna be sticking around
blue: cool!
*they are silent*
maize: ok, listen. i'm gonna skip all the short, awkward interactions. and instead have this single, hyper-concentrated, awkward moment...
maize: i think we could be really good friends, but we've both been to weird about being like,
maize (pretend holding phone): "hey dude. wanna see that movie?" "ok cool, i'll pick you up at six with the car that i drive"
maize: so let's just start being friends, ok?
*silence*
blue: yes
He probably didn’t need to go quite that far, but it’s all good in the end!
Dominic Tuttle
When I was about 11 years old, there was this kid sitting by himself at youth group. My mom spotted him and practically kicked me in his direction. As my feet fell heavily with reluctance and awkwardness, I wracked my brain for any kind of introduction for a complete stranger…I told him my name, asked him his, and asked what interests he had. He was into Star Wars. Instant best friend.
arghdos
Friendship burrito’s are a sacred trust
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Not that easy
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