A Maguire
1 min readApr 11, 2019

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The pretences we formed in childhood are the same ones we hang onto right through life — friendships, for the most part, in this life, this society, are facades. They depend upon the lies of both parties to survive.

That alone is depressing, but at least it’s predictable. The lasting friendships tend not to come from the “cool”, the “together” and the form before function crowd.

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A Maguire
A Maguire

Written by A Maguire

Writer, dreamer, developmental editor, book coach, farmer and mother.

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