Ways BFF Relationships Have Changed From The ’70s Versus Today

In the 1970s, everyone knew of someone who was becoming closer to their BFF.

the one special someone we would plan outfits with, chat about how strict our parents had been, and make late-night phone calls with.

And you realise that a lot has changed when you compare your best friends from the 1970s to those from now.

But the principles are still the same: you spend late nights talking on the phone with your best friend

And you continue to gossip about her now. Even so, you still match your attire, even though you pretend it was an accident.

The truth is that factors aren’t all that different after all. We simply drink a lot more wine since we’re older.

Our closest friends are the siblings we never had. Or maybe we actually had siblings.

However, we simply didn’t enjoy them that much. Despite the fact that your siblings took your favourite

toys and hurried through the outside world while wearing your school bra (cough happened to a pal),

Your shoulder and the sole person you would play practical jokes on were your closest friends.

To cry on when you saw your crush on the playground holding hands with another girl.

Without our best friends, we would not be where we are now.

– both equally so in the 1970s and even now, even though things may have slightly changed.

The Conflicts We Enter During the 1970s:

Your best friend made a firm commitment to look after your pet while you were away on vacation, and she later allowed it to pass away. After that, you could not look at her the same way.

As of right now: Elderly folks no longer engage in actual combat. As an alternative,

We purposefully dislike one other’s Instagram posts and leave passive-aggressive comments on Facebook.

How We Reconcile After In the 1970s:

Since this was before smartphones, solving conflicts:

Typically, passing your best friend an observer in class is related with with lots of furrowed brows, putting hearts on the i’s, so she understood how.

Adding “LYLAS” in the end, which means “love you like a sis,” expressed how miserable you had been without her.

For those who have forgotten how we used to shorten things.

Now: To put the past behind you, the peace offering typically entails a $12 Starbucks espresso drink and a happy selfie of the two of you.

Entertainment on Friday Night

When we went to the mall in the 1990s, we would get fake nose rings from Claire’s, which was perfect before we slipped into an R-rated movie. We really were that bad.

Who goes out these days? Not us. Give us a bottle or twelve of wine and anything on Netflix to binge watch, and we’re set. Is it possible to say FriYAY?

Acting as a Wing woman In the 1970s:

Immediately following your decision to marry the love of your life

the ultimate cootie catcher, you’d stage a sit-in during science class, even while your best friend kept the girls at bay.

These days: Almost all best friends know how to help you get long-lasting love: wasting fourteen hours searching for him on Facebook using nothing but his primary identity.

Targets for Squads During the 1970s:

Life was basically about getting a few more women who were as cool as you so you could pretend to be the Spice Girls.

Now: The best news is that you only need a single additional person to perform the One Ladies dance.

However, you’re not much of a people person these days, so your best friend is more than plenty.