An average person makes 29 ‘real’ friendships over their lifetime, where only 6 of those endure. Six people, out of eight billion. For some people, 20 people isn’t enough, while for someone else 2 quality friendships is all that matters. I certainly relate to the second category. It’s interesting how the question of how many people you have in your life isn’t always about the extent of your introversion. Lately, I was starting to wonder if it can even be considered as fully a matter of personal choice. I personally struggle to sustain a connection with a lot of people simultaneously. And with the people who do tend to stay, I don’t even usually share many mutual interests. It makes me think that some people are bound to spend their time alone for the most part, while the opposite is also true.

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