Life in the 1970s and 1980s moved at a slower, more personal pace, with relationships built through face-to-face conversations, shared meals, and time spent together without digital distractions. Communication required effort—landline calls, letters, and in-person visits—often making connections feel deeper and more meaningful. Today, technology allows instant contact through texts, social media, and video calls, making communication easier but also more impersonal, with misunderstandings, distractions, and reduced face-to-face interaction reshaping how people connect and maintain relationships.
Ways BFF Relationships Have Changed From The ’70s Versus Today. You can hardly expect it. Try not to gasp
