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Good friends, core friends. Good memories. Doing good things, helping. Toss in a cup of stability and a couple hobbies. If youβre practicing or just recently discovered practicing adhd, another dozen hobbies and a therapist/counselor.
What is the difference between good friends and core friends?
No real difference, all groups are different in their own way. The core group, the group around that core. Some say best friends.