Are We Real Best Friends?

1. If you had a major personal crisis, would your best friend drop everything to help?

Absolutely, without a second thought. Most likely, after checking their schedule. They'd offer moral support, but practical help might be limited. They'd be there, but might need some convincing. They'd try their best, even if it's new territory for them.

2. How well does your best friend know your deepest fears and insecurities?

They know them better than anyone else. We've shared some, but there are still things kept private. We're still getting to that level of vulnerability. They know a few, but not the deepest ones. We're slowly opening up more about these things.

3. Your best friend achieves a major success. What's your immediate reaction?

Unbridled joy and excitement, as if it were my own success. Genuine happiness and congratulations, maybe a small celebration. Happy for them, but perhaps a tiny flicker of competitiveness. Proud of them and acknowledge their hard work. Excited for them and curious about their journey to get there.

4. How comfortable are you with silence when you're with your best friend?

Completely comfortable; it's a sign of true connection. Quite comfortable, but we usually fill it with chatter. A little awkward; I feel the need to talk. Fine with it, but it's not the norm. We're learning to appreciate comfortable silences.

5. If you haven't seen each other in a while, how quickly do you pick up where you left off?

Instantly, as if no time has passed at all. Very quickly, after a brief catch-up. It takes a bit of time to get back into the flow. Fairly quickly, but we usually have to recap a lot. We try to, and it gets easier each time.

6. How often do you genuinely challenge each other to be better people?

Regularly and constructively, because we want the best for each other. Occasionally, when serious issues arise. Not often; we're more about having fun. When asked, or when it's absolutely necessary. We're starting to feel more comfortable giving honest feedback.

7. If someone speaks negatively about your best friend, what's your reaction?

I immediately defend them and stand up for them. I correct misinformation or offer a different perspective. I might feel uncomfortable but don't always intervene. I listen and then discuss it with my friend later. I try to redirect the conversation to positive aspects of my friend.

8. How often do you share vulnerable moments or emotions with your best friend?

Very often; they are my primary confidant. Frequently, when something significant happens. Sometimes, but I'm still careful about what I share. When I really need to talk about something serious. More and more as our friendship deepens.

9. Do you have inside jokes or shared experiences that no one else truly understands?

Hundreds! Our friendship is built on them. Many, and we love reminiscing about them. A few, but they're not central to our bond yet. Some, mostly from past shared events. We're creating more unique memories as we go.

10. Imagine your best friend needing to borrow a significant amount of money. What would you do?

I'd lend it without hesitation, knowing they'd do the same for me. I'd discuss it and lend what I could comfortably afford. I'd be hesitant and might suggest alternatives. I'd consider it carefully, assessing the situation and their ability to repay. It would depend on the circumstances and how deep our trust is on financial matters.

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