So I was having lunch (alone) today at D'Lish and playing on one of the TV screens was "Paris Hilton's New BFF". Although I can't hear the dialogue, but it was obvious what was happening - she was eliminating this group of people, one at a time, until the last one remaining will be her new BFF.Then I had a discussion/argument with a friend after lunch and it got me thinking - how many BFF(s) do we have in our lifetime? Do we even know when someone is considered a BFF or does it take something catastrophic to make us have that realisation? I don't know. This friend only reminded me how difficult it is sometimes to keep a friendship going strong, what more a BFF or a relationship.
If someone, say, has a lot of friends - does he or she have to choose a BFF among them through a process of elimination? (Since by definition, there can only be one BFF, otherwise the friend won't be called Best Friends Forever). And if yes, how do you gauge your friends - from what they say? what they do? how they think? or like PH, how they ampu you?
