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Friendship in 2025 is less about hanging out and more about staying on your toes in a world of hyperconnectivity. Miss a birthday? Forget to like a post? That’s a black mark in the quarterly friendship review—yes, those are a thing now, complete with PowerPoint slides and passive-aggressive charts.
Group chats have become arenas for wit, where the quickest meme sharer reigns supreme, and emojis aren’t just symbols—they’re a language of loyalty. A mistimed thumbs-up can spell disaster.
The real challenge? Navigating the friendship trifecta: VR hangouts that feel too real, AI best friends who remember every little detail you don’t, and the dreaded, “Why didn’t you comment on my post?” It’s a jungle out there.
But even in this chaos, the heart of friendship remains the same. It’s still about laughing at your mistakes, sharing terrible jokes, and knowing someone has your back—whether it’s in real life or the metaverse. After all, no AI can replace the joy of roasting your best friend in a group chat.
