Rather keep my circle small

In today's fast-paced world, I find that having a smaller circle of friends brings much more comfort and authenticity to my life. It's not about having many acquaintances but about deep, meaningful connections with a few people who truly understand and support you. Sometimes, large social circles can feel distant and impersonal, which is why I relate to the feeling of "distant and never so d vibes"—that lack of closeness and real engagement. Keeping my circle small means less drama, less stress, and more meaningful interactions. It allows me to value quality time and genuine conversations. Over time, I've learned that it's okay to let go of superficial relationships and focus on those who add real value to my life. This approach helps me maintain my peace of mind and emotional well-being. Plus, having a tight circle means I can truly miss the little things, like when I miss my hair or some personal nostalgia moments, and share those feelings without feeling judged or misunderstood. This kind of intimacy with a few allows for personal growth and emotional support in a way that a large group never could. If you ever feel overwhelmed or disconnected in big social settings, consider reducing your circle. Focus on the friends who make you feel seen, heard, and valued. It’s a personal choice that can lead to happier and more fulfilling relationships.