Just
think.
A year from now, or two, or three. Sitting in a coffee shop, or by a fountain in a city centre, or in the waiting area of an airport. Eyes glued to your phone. Someone walks up to you with a hesitation that can only be described as hopeful-- and asks, "Are you...?"
You don't know what to say for a second, but then your mind connects the dots and they're answering your grin.
It's not just 'a witty friend'. Or an 'online friend'. They're just a friend. And you're finally, finally meeting.
Friendship doesn't have to end when you go offline.
A year from now, or two, or three. Sitting in a coffee shop, or by a fountain in a city centre, or in the waiting area of an airport. Eyes glued to your phone. Someone walks up to you with a hesitation that can only be described as hopeful-- and asks, "Are you...?"
You don't know what to say for a second, but then your mind connects the dots and they're answering your grin.
It's not just 'a witty friend'. Or an 'online friend'. They're just a friend. And you're finally, finally meeting.
Friendship doesn't have to end when you go offline.
