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As children grow older, their friend groups often change. This is due to several factors. Firstly, as they transition to new schools or environments, they encounter new people and form new connections. While they may still maintain relationships with old friends, the need to adapt to a new setting often leads them to seek out new companions. This is especially true when they move to different colleges or institutes, where they are exposed to a wider range of individuals with diverse interests and backgrounds. Furthermore, as children mature, their interests and values evolve, which can influence their choice of friends. They may gravitate towards individuals who share similar passions, goals, or perspectives, leading to a shift in their social circles. Ultimately, the changing dynamics of friendship during childhood and adolescence are a natural part of personal growth and development.
Actual audio transcript (What native speakers are likely to hear):
According to me, children choose different friends as they get older. The first reason behind this is as they change their school or uh, they shifted to a new school. So they are, uh, in touch with their old friends also. And but in new school, they have to make new friends to adjust in that situation so that they make new friends to, um, make more comfortable and soothing situation. And so due to this situation, as they get. And as they get older, they went to the new colleges and new institutes. So at that place, they also make no friends. They have different types of friends to the. Different in the different, uh, level of the life or different level of that they are studying.
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