inboxclose
/ˈɪnbɒksˌkləʊs/adjectiveVerified NewAlso in: Posteingangsnah (Deutsch) · bandecercanía (Español) · procheboîte (Français)
Describing friends with standing permission to write each other long, unstructured messages at any hour.
The inboxclose friendship runs on essays, not texts: paragraphs sent without greeting, answered without apology. The inbox is treated as a shared journal with a two-person subscription. Length is never an imposition; brevity would be suspicious.
Etym. — inbox + close — intimacy measured in writing rights and message length.
Rel. — voicememoship · backchannelclose
Novelty check: APPROVE
Evidence log
No query log recorded.