She’s always there for you
You want her,but can’t show it or tell her
You always want to talk to her, even more than your boys
She’s rly special, nice, funny, all of that
An unrestricted friend who chooses not to be a regular or supportive fixture in lives of people they call friends; a friend who is MIA for long periods of time then shows up and acts like nothing has happened to interrupt the normal flow of the friendship.
Sandra and I had coffee the other day after not communicating with each other for seven months. She picked the conversation like we had only gone a week without talking. She is such a deadbeat friend.
A person that wishes to be romantically invloved with another, but finds that this other has categorized him/her as a non-sexual, platonic acquaintance.
From Robert Jordan's Wheel of Time fantasy series. Used when referring to young novices or Accepted (in training to become Aes Sedai) who are very close friends. Does not neccessarily have a sexual connotation, but refers to young women who share a room or a bed talking late at night about their goals, dreams, experiences: i.e. slumber party.
While pillow-friends as Accepted, Moiraine and Siuan
plan to put mice in Elaida's bed, but they are caught and switched.