What does BGFF mean in UNCLASSIFIED

A BGF, or Best Goth Friends Forever, are friends who share the same interests related to the gothic lifestyle. This includes fashion and music, as well as art and literature, among other things!

The best way to meet a BGF is to get involved in the local gothic community. Participate in forums or online groups dedicated to goth culture or visit your local music venue for darkwave or goth events. You can also look up local festivals or conventions that host goths from all over.

Absolutely! It’s great to have lots of friends who share your interest in the gothic lifestyle. Having multiple friends broadens our horizons and allows us to experience new things with each other. So don't be shy when it comes to making connections and forming friendships!

Depending on your interests, there are many activities you can do with your BGFs. For instance, if you like music then going to concerts together may be an option. If you're into fashion try a shopping spree at vintage stores. Other activities include clubbing, going out for drinks, watching horror movies - anything that sparks your interest!

True friends will respect your boundaries and show care for who you are and what you value in life. They will listen empathically without judging nor trying to change you but rather supporting your decisions. They will always make time for you even if they're busy and they won't flake on plans or manipulate the relationship for their own benefit.

Openness and honesty are essential components of any healthy friendship, including those between BFGs. Be sure to express how you feel honestly and authentically so that your friends know where they stand with you - it's the only way real connections can form! Similarly, be sure not to hide anything from them - being honest can only deepen your bond as friends.

Exerting boundaries is important when dealing with any type of friendship- especially those between BFGS - so make sure that both parties fully understand each others' needs and boundaries before engaging in activities together. Respect their opinion while also respecting yourself by being assertive about situations that don't sit right with either party.

If you start feeling undervalued by a friend it's important not ignore these feelings but confront them head on by bringing up the issue directly with said person in question calmly yet firmly insisting on mutually agreed upon terms regarding this matter. If this fails then consider consulting outside sources (such as professionals) for further assistance.

Yes! Loyalty is an essential component of building strong relationships including those between BFGS. Trusting someone means believing they will act consistently trustworthy without malice which involves listening thoughtfully, being honest, open, understanding and supporting each other.