How do I get more than 5000 friends on Facebook?
Hey, Facebook has not allowed till date Friends Limit more than 5000. BUT Still,Facebook had added some features, using which you may in touch & In contact on Facebook.Feature of “Follower”You can Convert Your Facebook Profile to Facebook Page. By this you can manage both your Facebook Account & Facebook PAge( which have no limit).You Must Check This Out For Compelte Tutorial: Convert Your Profile Into a Facebook Page to Add More than 5000 Friends as "Page Likes"Hope, you will like it. This is best you can have at this point of time from Facebook. Thanks!! upVote, if you like it !!!:-)
She wants to be nothing more than friends?
If she says she wants to be nothing more than friends, then you have to respect it, she means it. She may love you as a person, as a friend. Love does not automatically mean romantic love, love has many facets to it. It does not matter why she only wants to be friends with you, don't torture yourself trying to analyze it. Be her friend. Really, be her friend!
My good friend, becoming "more than friends"?
there's always gonna be that chance your friendship will be ruined if you guys get involved in a relationship and it doesn't pan out- what you need to decide is if it's worth that risk or not? and as far as her being weirded out if you like her and she doesn't like you like that, she'll get over it, just let her know that if she doesn't share your same feelings then she doesn't need to stress about it and that you'd hope you two can be mature and still continue to be friends - you'll just have to make sure with yourself that you would be able to handle that. good luck babe!
What happens after you get 5000 friends on Facebook..can you direct new friend request to your Facebook Page?
Hey, Facebook has not allowed till date Friends Limit more than 5000. BUT Still,Facebook had added some features, using which you may in touch & In contact on Facebook.Feature of “Follower”You can Convert Your Facebook Profile to Facebook Page. By this you can manage both your Facebook Account & Facebook PAge( which have no limit).You Must Check This Out For Compelte Tutorial: Convert Your Profile Into a Facebook Page to Add More than 5000 Friends as "Page Likes"Hope, you will like it. This is best you can have at this point of time from Facebook. Thanks!! upVote, if you like it !!!:-)
I prefer spending time with family than friends, is this weird?
HEYYYYY, it's not weird! I'm exactly like that! And I'm 21. I think it's good to have a balance though, but I am perfectly happy going with my family on things. hahaha Yes drinking every night is a nightmare for me, too. I think some of my friends feel the same way, but they won't say it. It's peer pressure I'd say, and some just go along with it because they want more friends. I haven't seen my friends (a more outer circle of friends) in almost a year...close friends haven't seen in months (they go to a different university) at a time, but I still chat with them online. If I haven't seen my close friends, and they're in town, I'd love to go and catch up with them. But other than that, I'm perfectly happy with my family. After all, you were raised by them, and lived your entire life with them. We're lucky to have a good family (others aren't so lucky).
Do you value family more than friends?
personally, i find my family a whole lot more important than my friends. my family will always be there and i can be myself around them. friends come and go. you have to act some way so they dont thinkg your stupid or weird and its hard to find real friends so i rather have 2 best friends than be known by my whole school..family will always be more important to me tho
Anyone know any songs about wanting to be more than friends?
i know this probabally sounds lame sice ur not a 12 year old girl im guessing but just friends by the jonas brothers is actually a great song look at the lyrics i think its exactly what ur looking for There she goes again The girl I'll never get It's cool we're just friends We walk the halls at school We know it's casual It's cool we're just... I don't wanna lead you on No The truth is I've grown fond Yeah Everyone knows it's meant to be Falling in love, just you and me 'Til the end of time 'Til I'm on her mind It'll happen I've been making lots of plans Like a picket fence and a rose garden I'll just keep on dreaming But it's cool cause we're just friends Small talk on IM Just one word sentences It's cool we're just friends And if I had my way We would talk and talk all day Yeah Everyone knows it's meant to be Falling in love, just you and me 'Til the end of time 'Til I'm on her mind It'll happen I've been making lots of plans Like a picket fence and a rose garden I'll just keep on dreaming But it's cool cause we're just friends Thinking about how We're gonna say our vows It's cool we're just friends As she walks down the aisle I see her, my face smiles Cause now we're more than friends Everyone knows it's meant to be Falling in love, just you and me 'Til the end of time 'Til I'm on her mind It'll happen We've been making lots of plans Like a picket fence and a rose garden I'll just keep on dreaming Keep on thinking Of when we used to be just friends La la la la La la la la La la la la When we used to be just friends (when we used to be) La la la la La la la la (yeah) La la la la (yeah) When we used to be just friends
Is there any truth behind the myth "if a friendship lasts longer than 7 years, psychologists say it will last a lifetime"? If so, what makes the friendship tick?
Have a look at the Dutch researchers results... http://m.huffpost.com/us/entry/t... It’s always exhilarating to make a close friend — a soul mate — someone you understand and who makes you feel understood. When this happens, it feels like the bond will last a lifetime. Yet most friendships, even the best of them, don’t last forever. Recent research by Dutch sociologist Gerald Mollenhorst at Utrecht University confirms that the large majority of friendships tend to be fleeting. He found that both the friends we make and the ones we keep are more likely to be determined by opportunity rather than personal preferences. Many relationships fall apart because people no longer have the opportunity to be together in the same context, e.g. a school, an office or a neighborhood. The sociologist surveyed 1007 men and women between the ages of 18 and 65 years and was able to re-interview 604 of them seven years later. Over that time, the size of an individual’s social network remained strikingly stable (in terms of numbers) but there was a lot of turnover: New friends replaced old ones and only thirty percent of the original friendships remained. The influence of social context (where they met) on longevity was remarkably similar for friends and acquaintances — irrespective of the closeness of the relationship.One implication: If a friendship is meaningful, it needs to be nurtured. Do most of your relationships have a shelf life?Source: Press Release, Netherlands Organization for Scientific Research, May 27, 2009