We used to be a thriving and supportive community.

Posts like yours would be read, bumped and reciprocated in kind with greentext.

Over the years, it died just like the robots who passed on.

This place is a grave

>>28996155
I do appreciate the comment, seeing as you could be another just walking by the gravestones sharing your thoughts.

We probably all have a forgotten cutie that we'll likely never see again, even if we do meet them later in life; they won't be the one we knew.

I think I'm okay with never seeing her again for that reason, she is fine as she is in my memories.

>>28995883
Start with a yearbook, get a name.

>>28995883
Ask the other friends in that group

>>28996226
I know her name obviously. I looked up her old phone number, searched around with her old e-mail address, there's nothing. No facebook, no nothing.

She existed, I mean I have the yearbook and I'm not that crazy despite not being completely normal, but she was real.

>>28996260
One way or the other I lost contact with the other friends. Usually after an argument. I don't exactly want to talk to them again.

>>28995883

>8 years ago

She's got a boyfriend and a new life by now, friend. She probably even has kids. That train pulled out of the station so long ago, it's been decomissioned and the tracks are rusted and overgrown with plants.

>>28996332
At this point I kinda just want to know if she's alive.

I had a crush on her but as a person, my feelings are incredibly organized and I have no romantic interest in her now.

>>28996367

protip: You can't find her on the internet because she stopped using her maiden name after marriage.

>>28996382
Could be. Comforting thought.