Having strawberry friends is like tending a garden. | NurPhoto/Getty Images When Sam Dylan Finch was in his early 20s, he had the friend group he thought he always wanted. “We had holiday dinners, and game nights, and it felt really lovely,” he said. But then, some dating within the friend group and then a death in the circle split them apart. People split up and chose who they wanted to stay friends with, Finch said, “and I was not the chosen friend.”  The whole experience sent Finch into “hermit mode,” where he began intensely analyzing his friendships and their patterns. He realiz...

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