
Alexander Haisenko,18, from Munich
My friends! We are a group of about 20 people, boys and girls. Some of them I have known since I was eleven.
We do a lot of sports, go out, have parties. During the holidays, the whole group went camping in Italy together. The most important thing is that I can talk about anything with my friends.
We are in some ways quite similar. We have the same sense of humour and are quite spontanuous. The main thing is that we can trust each other. I know when I tell something really important to someone, my friend won't gossip about it. He just listens and if I need help, he will try and help me.
My friends are more or less of the same age as me. They are interested in the same things as me and have similar backgrounds. Parents often cannot understand stuff, because they are not in the same situation. Some of my friends can't even talk to their parents.
Probably not with all of them, but definitely with my best friends. It's not the most important thing to see each other all the time.
Stefanie Hentschel