hasunoha

I want to be good friends

I'm a high school student.
To friends with older people or school teachers
Do you want to be
Is it still impossible?
Even if your friends aren't equal
They were good friends even after graduation
Do you want to keep in touch?
I don't know how to do it.

3 Zen Responses

Good evening.
What comes to mind in my age
First, New Year's cards.

After that
After graduation
Connect via SNS.

Or they connect by continuing to do what they were doing in club activities in a social circle.

I know how many people have successfully combined that and are connected to their teachers and advisors.

This is from Fukui, just for your reference.

Mutsuko
Nice to meet you

Becoming friends with teachers may presuppose a teacher-pupil relationship.
It's not that difficult to make friends with someone older.

It would be nice if there was something we could talk to and play with.
It can be a hobby, it can be volunteering, and if there's something we can do together, we quickly become friends.
Even if there's nothing we can do, it might be good to just have a cup of tea together.

The important thing is that I want to talk to you. I feel like I want to be together.
There aren't many people who don't like it when they think so.

However, if you just take it from your partner, they may not like it either.
Please expand your human horizons with a variety of interests, and hold as many things as Mutsuko can give you.

You can listen to interesting stories, and it opens up a world you don't know.
If you become someone you want to be with, I think you can make friends with just about anyone.

Please continue to live a wonderful life from now on.
I'm rooting for you.

Why don't you try to meet people outside of school?

Within the school,
teacher ⇔ student, senior ⇔ junior,
Since a human relationship called has been established,
I think it's hard to have a friendship relationship.

Mutsuko is doing business,
If we all live in different societies,
It's going to change into a friend relationship.
Still,
“teacher” “senior”
The name hasn't changed for the rest of my life...