What's a word to use for people that you know but aren't super close to but also are not too distant
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What's a word to use for people that you know but aren't super close to but also are not too distant, like a group of friends but they aren't really friendly nor mean (unless there's a survival situation, in which they will kill you or let you die). Like if you were crowded in a small boat and trying to not die, and everyone you know is in the boat and they throw people off when they need room, so it's like a betrayal for survival.
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What's a word to use for people that you know but aren't super close to but also are not too distant, like a group of friends but they aren't really friendly nor mean (unless there's a survival situation, in which they will kill you or let you die). Like if you were crowded in a small boat and trying to not die, and everyone you know is in the boat and they throw people off when they need room, so it's like a betrayal for survival.
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You need to get out more, if "everyone you know" can fit in a small boat; or maybe get to know some nicer people, if your acquaintances are likely to kill you ;-)
– Chappo
Dec 18 at 0:06
Possibly frenemies.
– ab2
Dec 18 at 0:06
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What's a word to use for people that you know but aren't super close to but also are not too distant, like a group of friends but they aren't really friendly nor mean (unless there's a survival situation, in which they will kill you or let you die). Like if you were crowded in a small boat and trying to not die, and everyone you know is in the boat and they throw people off when they need room, so it's like a betrayal for survival.
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You need to get out more, if "everyone you know" can fit in a small boat; or maybe get to know some nicer people, if your acquaintances are likely to kill you ;-)
– Chappo
Dec 18 at 0:06
Possibly frenemies.
– ab2
Dec 18 at 0:06
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You need to get out more, if "everyone you know" can fit in a small boat; or maybe get to know some nicer people, if your acquaintances are likely to kill you ;-)
– Chappo
Dec 18 at 0:06
Possibly frenemies.
– ab2
Dec 18 at 0:06
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You need to get out more, if "everyone you know" can fit in a small boat; or maybe get to know some nicer people, if your acquaintances are likely to kill you ;-)
– Chappo
Dec 18 at 0:06
You need to get out more, if "everyone you know" can fit in a small boat; or maybe get to know some nicer people, if your acquaintances are likely to kill you ;-)
– Chappo
Dec 18 at 0:06
Possibly frenemies.
– ab2
Dec 18 at 0:06
Possibly frenemies.
– ab2
Dec 18 at 0:06
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You need to get out more, if "everyone you know" can fit in a small boat; or maybe get to know some nicer people, if your acquaintances are likely to kill you ;-)
– Chappo
Dec 18 at 0:06
Possibly frenemies.
– ab2
Dec 18 at 0:06