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I tend to eschew these categories and find that trying to collect human relationships into different buckets often confines them in ways their extremely fuzzy a
by 0xEF 2y ago
I tend to eschew these categories and find that trying to collect human relationships into different buckets often confines them in ways their extremely fuzzy and dynamic edges don't want to conform to. As we get older and have more experiences, we grow and continue to evolve each of our relationships. I also find that you lose the "organicness" and some nuances that are present when one lets a relationship flow naturally, lets it be what it wants to be, instead of trying to define it. Heck, even our daily mood can have an impact on our perception of a relationship. In essence, there's often too much shift to make categorizing them useful, to me.
- spacebacon 2y agoCorrect, enter semiotics.