Life events of a younger guy

Hi to whoever's reading.

Just finished Swedish ninth grade (last grade before I go to gymnasium). The last two terms were mostly terrible. My true friends had graduated the term before those, leaving me to go to school for a year with people who I didn't really care about, and buddies. Who I didn't really care about. And I'm wondering if I still really care about those true friends, now that a year has passed with almost no physical contact between me and them.

I've found myself talking to my internet friends more than ever. Notice that I said "talking". If this was a year or two ago, I could've done more with them. Namely gaming. Watching movies also comes to mind.

One of them is a narcissistic basement-dweller who sometimes puts his hand on his keyboard instead of on his eight-inch to make some of our favorites. I'm talking about Holy, the man who makes you laugh once in a while.

One of them is kind of a roamer, who just hasn't had access to good internet for a little while now. And they're so much fun to talk to.

One of them simply fucked up their computer and hasn't been bothered to fix it ever since it happened, which was months ago, keeping in touch with me on Messenger. And they're moving to America in just a few days. They're one of my earliest friends, and we still find lots of things worthy of our time.

Those are my main examples and some of my closest friends. I have two months of freedom, and it's tough when video games aren't as compelling as they used to be, and your friends are limited by their circumstances in life.

There are things to look forward to. I wanted to start reading again after I graduated, and I seem to be on the right track. In July, I'll be having my father's place in a flat to myself for the month, while he's away on vacation with his woman. I may or may not get my own PC moved there, but his laptop is alright for minor games and browsing. I want to make the best out of those, if I end up not allowed to move my PC. I could go back to my real home anytime, but the coziness of a free place for a month is too tempting.

Well, that's it. Thanks for reading.