Marc Terenzi: After negative headlines about ice cream parlor dreams on Mallorca!

After a time full of personal crises, Marc Terenzi, the ex-“Natural” singer, has fundamentally changed his life. During his stay in the hospital, due to his alcohol addiction, he became brutally aware of who his true friends were. Out of over 12,000 contacts on his cell phone, only six people contacted him during the hardest time. This bitter realization led to a radical new beginning for the 46-year-old. In an interview with Bild, Terenzi explained: “It removed the noise and stress and showed who my real friends are.” With his new phone number, he leaves fake friends behind and is now optimistic about the future. His ex-wife Sarah Connor stood by him during this difficult time, paid his hospital bills and visited him several times, supported by her husband Florian Fischer.

After learning his lessons, Terenzi plans to open an ice cream parlor in Mallorca with his manager as a sign of a new beginning in his life. The importance of real friendships has now become clear to him. Meanwhile, the digital world offers new opportunities to make friends, especially after the isolation caused by the coronavirus pandemic. More and more people are using apps to find new friends, whether in a new city or simply to become more social. Platforms like Bumble BFF or Meetup bring like-minded people together to plan activities and make new acquaintances.

The search for new friendships

Whether playing sports or sharing common interests, apps like Spontacts and Couchsurfing enable users to easily get in touch with others. The latter also offers the option of organizing events to meet new people. The growing popularity of such applications shows that many people feel the need to communicate with others, especially in today's hectic times. The ability to build genuine friendships therefore remains a valuable and crucial necessity in modern society. As “dasding.de” reports, more and more people are finding new friends through their smartphones so that they are not alone and can maintain active social contacts.