I notice in new york, people are so fluid, floating in and out of each others lives pretty easily. The people I seem to value the most, are ones I met before coming here. (Although of course there are people here I also value.)
Even though the events that occur in this city have been more impactful, the people grew less, in comparison. Which I never thought would happen. But I've learned that people talk about their relationships in time or status rather than by name (oh I was with so and so for seven years, didnt work out. name, oh you wouldnt know them).. Same goes for work relationships, friends and who they know.. When did events (which always fluctuate in life) become more valuable than the individual?

Its a contradiction trying to stay innocent as doves, but know as much as snakes.

Finally watched this movie "Before Sunrise" and really liked it.