Since Sarada and Chocho are best friends...

[Bakura]

Would that mean Sasuke and Choji have a parental friendship?

 

[SIR HERDERP PRESIDERP SDO]

Not necessarily

 

[Belserion]

That's not how real life works.

 

[Melanin]

Lol if he doesn't have a convential relationship with his wife, why would he have any type of relationship with Choji?

 

[FemmeFatale]

Lol if he doesn't have a convential relationship with his wife, why would he have any type of relationship with Choji?

Choji nearly died trying to save Sasuke and he public enemy number one to the cloud, they are cordial

 

[Umari Senju]

Doubt it. Sasuke doesn't stick around the village long enough to become better friends with anyone. Seems he only has eyes for one guy :bdpf:

 

[Bakura]

That's not how real life works.

It kinda does thats how some people build new friendships or relationshps with others...they usually find some kind of common interests and in this instance its their daughters

 

[Bakura]

Lol if he doesn't have a convential relationship with his wife, why would he have any type of relationship with Choji?

Sasuke rarely talked to any females let alone his own wife lol so him having decent relationship with Choji shouldn't be too farfetched since both of them having a single daughter with both of them having the potential of being the leader of their respective clans

 

[LeviAckerman]

It kinda does thats how some people build new friendships or relationshps with others...they usually find some kind of common interests and in this instance its their daughters

Based on personnel exp, not really. Parents don't always know the parents of their child's friend's parents. Aside from name, number, and address, most parents don't know anything else about other parents.

 

[LeviAckerman]

Sasuke isn't the friendly type. Aside from Naruto, he doesn't open to anyone. He's the type that keeps everyone away.

 

[SumireKakei]

Would that mean Sasuke and Choji have a parental friendship?

Why do you think Sasuke is never here

 

[123fire]

Not necessarily