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Two of my friends have moved recently. They're both only about 30min to an hour away now but it still sucks. One of them moved because his parents got a divorce and the other moved because they wanted a bigger house. It's not that bad if they still live kind of close. You won't seem them as much but you'll see them enough. I would hate to have a friend move far far way though...

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I moved from my born city and I lost 80% of my friends, but the other 20% I still have contact, I go there everytime and see them. I made new friends when I moved, some still my friends some not (Those pseudo-friends...thanks god). I have friends from school, friends from other schools....

 

It's in fact sad loosing a good friend, but depends on ;-)

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just stay in touch

 

 

 

The four key words in his post. JUST STAY IN TOUCH . And, if you have msn keep in touch using that or if it's not long distance you can always call him. If it is long distance call once every 3 weeks or so. And in the summer/christmas/easter/any holidays just ask him to visit you/go visit him :D

 

 

 

Hope it works out ::'

 

 

 

Good luck

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My best friend moved away two years ago. I still see her, I still talk to her. Just not as often. My other best friend is moving day after tomorrow... Things won't change much. Remember that people always go their seperate ways at some point. I'm sure your friend will always remember you. :)

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Every two years to be exact.

 

 

 

 

 

Only exceptions was one I kept form the last place I lived (hang out with him on ventrilo all the time) and the same thing for someone when I lived in germany.

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One of my friends got hit and killed by a train in 2000.

 

At least yours isn't gone forever.

 

 

 

Indeed. How on Earth can you be upset about a friend moving? When I went to uni I moved away from all of my friends but I had the time of my life.

 

He'll get to know new people and so will you.

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I've lost best friends on numerous occasions. They all still exist, mind -- none of them have died. I've lost them due to my moving, their moving, etc., and our drifting apart because of this.

 

 

 

Seeing as we're all moving to different parts of the country now for uni, I'll be moving away from all my latest friends, which is annoying... but I plan on keeping in touch with -- ha -- at least some of them, who are unique (not in the sense that everyone is unique; rather, that there aren't people like them elsewhere).

 

 

 

Whenever I'm about to finish a school, I start thinking "oh teh noes, I shall miss so-and-so and so-and-so!" -- just people with whom I know I shan't keep in touch, but do consider as friends... but then after a day of not seeing them, I realise I don't actually miss them at all, nice people though they may be. It was nice seeing them when getting results, though.

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I had a best friend, we grew up on the same street. he moved away, but by the time he did I was happy about it (when he left we wernt friends). I have seen him only twice science then, we can still get along for a short time.

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You won't see eachother in person, but with Myspace and the internet and stuff, it won't be that big of a deal, you can still talk daily. It's a lot worse when you have no way to communicate...Some of my friends moved away before the internet was really big...Haven't talked to them since.

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One of my friends got hit and killed by a train in 2000.

 

At least yours isn't gone forever.

 

Similarly, I've lost a good friend to a wreckless drink-driver.

 

I'm sure rick will agree with me here when I say that the statement isn't to demean your situation, or for mourning to be directed towards myself rather than you. I'm just trying to put things in perspective for you. Who knows when you may meet again in this crazy world? Well, you may know if you keep in touch by some sort of communication.

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I agree with most people on here, you have to make the effort to keep in touch. I've lost many friends after moving to uni just by lack of contact, and now it's just too weird speaking to them again. Feels like I have nothing in common with them any more. Make the effort and you will be fine.

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Similarly, I've lost a good friend to a wreckless drink-driver.

 

I'm sure rick will agree with me here when I say that the statement isn't to demean your situation, or for mourning to be directed towards myself rather than you. I'm just trying to put things in perspective for you. Who knows when you may meet again in this crazy world? Well, you may know if you keep in touch by some sort of communication.

Exactly. Most of the people I was friends with in primary / high school I couldn't give a toss about anymore. The good friends (moved away or not) are still my friends because we made the effort to keep in touch. If they don't want to keep channels of communication open, then I'm sorry to say that apparently they didn't value the friendship as much as you did.
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Exactly. Most of the people I was friends with in primary / high school I couldn't give a toss about anymore. The good friends (moved away or not) are still my friends because we made the effort to keep in touch. If they don't want to keep channels of communication open, then I'm sorry to say that apparently they didn't value the friendship as much as you did.

 

 

 

Exactly. Over my years I have kept 2 friends from places I've moved away from, and both of them I am great freinds with.

 

 

 

One of them I play MMO's with every day, so I talk to him hours each day. The other I also play games with online :D.

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