Best friends forever

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The words "Best Friends Forever" inscribed on Golden Gate Bridge.

The term Best friends forever, (a term which gained popularity from the 1980s onward[1]) or BFF is a close friendship typical of teenagers and young people[citation needed]. Such relationships are common in high school but, rather than lasting forever, tend to deteriorate when the parties go to college.[2] When the term 'BFF' may end over time due to differences or having to part or things just 'not working out', where that is the case for most teens or pre - teens. There are situations when such relationships develop in work environments even though, on occasions, one of the members decides to leave and embark upon new professional challenges.

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  1. ^ "best friends forever" ngram
  2. ^ Debra L. Oswald, Eddie M. Clark (2003), "Best friends forever?: High school best friendships and the transition to college", Personal Relationships 10 (2): 187–196, doi:10.1111/1475-6811.00045