Hello guys, hello y'all, it's so great to be back here today and this week, I am so excited to be participating in this week's activity. This is hive student community and I am going to be talking out the topic that as given to us this week I let's dive in.
This week topic is about childhood and adulthood, the topic is " Can childhood friendship survive adulthood? As for me I feel like this question has both sides, and I will explain to you ll my opinion on this topic and why I said it has two sides that should consider. So let's look at the first use together. Childhood friendships can indeed survive in adulthood because you guys grew together, growing up together might seem normal, but he you grow up with someone and you guys were close friends through that process, you get more close to the person, it's like the know everything about you and so do you. Since you guys have been friends for so long, you already know what each other like na dislike and you already become fund of each other. There is this attachment you have with someone you grow up with, like close friend. You become very used to the person and it makes it way for you guys to communicate even as adult, and I believe communication is one of the best ay to keep friendship and relationship as an adult.

Another thing we should look it is that when growing up, we tend to mature, and during maturity we stop many stuffs we use to do as children, and then sometimes maturity can cut you off from your childhood friends because at that point every one has matured and everyone wants to start following different parts. Some people even feel bigger than the other of their childhood friends and feel they are not in the same class anymore so they can't hang out together again and can't be friends. This happens most times if the friends maybe separated for some reason like relocation and stuff, so the friendship was cut off at some point but it was not their choice.
After all this said, I believe that childhood friendship can survive adulthood if the friendship from childhood was a strong one. Thanks for stopping by, see y'all next time.
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