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I need someone who I can share secrets with.
I want someone who can understand my feelings.
I need someone that is there for me whenever I'm stuck between reality and virtual.
I want someone that I can rely on whenever I'm down.
I need someone to accompany and watch the view together.
I want someone to remind me that life is just a bunch of chocolates, with the wrapper.
I need needs.
I want wants.
I need a 'best friend'.
Is there such a thing called a 'best friend' in the first place? What's the definition of a best friend? Why is this phrase used in terms of relationships that is stated for long periods of time?
If a couple have been together for 8 years, going through thick and thin together, is that called a best friend? Or is that just unrequited love?
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It's the rose that never wilts.
10:32 PM