Friendiversary- Do you celebrate it?
By haripriya
@Hari101 (1123)
Chennai, India
April 4, 2017 6:34am CST
"Friendiversary- The yearly recurrence of the date that two or more people first became friends."
This is the exact meaning of the word Friendivesary. Today I went to see some synonyms of some words for my article and I came across this word. So, I felt like sharing with you.
So, do you celebrate this special day with your friends? Have you ever celebrated before? Share your memorable experience with us.
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@Happy2BeMe (99399)
• Canada
4 Apr 17
No I have never celebrated or head of it until I seen in appearing on FB.
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@Hari101 (1123)
• Chennai, India
13 Apr 17
@Happy2BeMe @Lupita234 @HAPPSINGH Yup it's like an anniversary and it is celebrated the day you have become friends with your best friends :)
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@Ayuriny (5144)
• Denpasar, Indonesia
5 Apr 17
@Lupita234 Hello. I'm fine. 
. And you?
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@Shavkat (137215)
• Philippines
5 Apr 17
@Lupita234 I agree. I can only estimate the years of being friends.
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@sabtraversa (12938)
• Italy
4 Apr 17
I don't, mainly because I don't think most friendships start in a specific day, and if they do, I'm likely to forget what day it was. Unless the day we first met can count, but I wouldn't remember either way. 
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@Hari101 (1123)
• Chennai, India
13 Apr 17
@sabtraversa I know but sometimes some people will remember it and celebrate by taking photos in the same place each and every year celebrating their everlasting friendship.
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@Mass_Sonu (1021)
• India
5 Apr 17
@Hari101 no idea about this. But anyway nice to remember the dates
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@Hari101 (1123)
• Chennai, India
13 Apr 17
@Mass_Sonu Yup it will be good to remember the dates :)
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@abhinalstrikr (4111)
• India
18 Apr 17
This word is new to know but i hope we have others means and days to celebrate it
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@abhinalstrikr (4111)
• India
23 Apr 17
@Hari101 i shall welcome this word to my dictionary
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@Hari101 (1123)
• Chennai, India
23 Apr 17
@abhinalstrikr Yeah, getting the knowledge of new words is a good habit and also it makes you professional.
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@ryanalion47 (72)
• Pinellas Park, Florida
5 Apr 17
Are you sure that word isn't just used by teenage girls or overly clingy women? I just can't picture a guy doing this. Women just tend to be more sentimental about things like that in particular.
My girlfriend asked me the other day what she wore on our second date! Ill just say i'm still laughing that she thinks i'd remember. I know where it was and such. Just an example.
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@Hari101 (1123)
• Chennai, India
13 Apr 17
@ryanalion47 These are just little things that make us happy. So, enjoy those moments because we won't get it back. Those are like sweet nothings. You will see the difference, my friend. I didn't mean to offend you it's just a friendly advice :) and yes I don't know if teenagers use this to celebrate. Thanks.
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