When I think about loneliness, it gradually leads me to think about friends and I realize that I don't have a lot of friends. But every happy moment of my life was with my friends. There is no happy ending without them. I have always wanted to keep things simple with people around me. I have never tried to be close to someone. I didn't choose my friends; it is more like they found me.
What is a friend? Why do we choose someone specifically and call them a "friend?" Is a friend someone that we trust? For me, it is the most valuable thing in my life - as equal as my family. Friendship is when I feel comfortable with someone even when it's just in silence. Friendship is about giving everything without asking "why?" No matter what happens or what I tell my friends, I always know for sure that there will be space for forgiveness. .
Jim Morris said that a "Friend is someone who gives you a total freedom of yourself." He explained that there are various types of freedom; there's a considerable measure of mistaken assumption. The most important sort of flexibility is to be what you truly are. You exchange your world for a part of theirs. You exchange your faculties for a demonstration. You surrender your capacity to feel and in return, put on a mask. There can't be any extensive scale insurgency until there's personal unrest, on an individual level. It's got to happen inside first (James). This quote has made feel something that I had felt before. I never worry about how I look, or what clothes I am wearing when I see my friends. I tell them every single detail about my whole day. They never asked me to become someone else. That's how I felt freedom.
A few years ago when I was in high school, my friends were one of the reasons that I went to school. I had made a lot of friends during that time but now I have a few friends left. I met my friends when I used to live in a small town called Darkhan.
They are just like my mirror. ... Even though it is true that friendship can only grow into true friendship over time, it does not mean that young people are incapable of experiencing it. ... I do really experience the true friendships and hope this will last forever. ... Friendship is sharing in the search for truth and good with one or others. ... A true friendship would last forever over time and time. ...
They are just like my mirror. ... Even though it is true that friendship can only grow into true friendship over time, it does not mean that young people are incapable of experiencing it. ... I do really experience the true friendships and hope this will last forever. ... Friendship is sharing in the search for truth and good with one or others. ... A true friendship would last forever over time and time. ...
As a child, my definition of friendship included the relationships I had with anyone who smiled back at me. ... At the time, I felt I was the only one experiencing constant friendship changes. ... I was afraid I might somehow lose friendships if I used my friendships for their true purposes. I was a great listener (everyone came to me with his or her problems), but I never confided in my friends with my fears and worries. ... Adults nurture friendships through rather than childishly abandoning friends who experience difficulties. ...
Back then, my definition of friendship was broad enough to include the relationship I had with anyone at all who might smile at me. ... At the time, I felt I was the only one experiencing sudden shifts in the tide, but as I reflect on my early friendships, I think that each of us as young people are subjected to the fickle nature of children who are defining and redefining friendship, experimenting with identity and imagining themselves, almost daily, as a different person. ... I was afraid that if I used my friendships for their true purposes that I might somehow lose them. I was a great ...
Kant sees true friendship as two people taking care of the other's needs. If I take care of my friend's needs he will take care of my needs, similar to the you scratch my back I will scratch yours theory. ... Can he be right in saying that only virtuous people can have true friendships? The rest of us with lesser virtues are left with friendships of utility and friendships of pleasure, as only a select few can be truly virtuous. ... It would be better if Aristotle made it clear it is possible for everyone to experience true friendship and not limited it to "virtuous" people. ...
Proximity, for example, or shared experiences, or laziness or need - but what will make them endure as friends? ... Both these quotes are extremely true; we make friends for some of the weirdest reasons. ... Do we or do we not use friendship to keep us occupied someone to confer with or confide in when needed to. Many say that true friendship is far and few but acquaintances are many. Who do we make friends with? ...
My personal experience is a good example. ... Although the loss of friendship did happen to me, it didn't change my mind to reconsider my honesty policy. ... She said, "Yes, but I feel happy when I get along with my boyfriend, and he loves me too. ... In conclusion, we have to be honest with ourselves when there is a conflict between personal feeling and friendship. ... True friendship doesn't need flattery or fake smiles....
My one go to person is Royce Jackson, my best friend. ... To me loyalty is a necessary characteristic to have in a true friendship. ... Without common interests it is hard to form a profound friendship because there will be nothing to talk about and no enjoyable experiences to share with one another thus more common interests equals a stronger friendship. ... There have been plenty of things I have done that I wasn't proud of, but with Royce by my side I was able to confide in her and know that I wasn't being judged by my actions. ... Without a doubt true friends can improve our li...
"I have only painted it with the love I have in my heart for you." ... I really think that as I grow older and form more associations with people, my idea of friendship will develop and mature. ... I am happy and secure in knowing that my present friend fulfills all the elements that I consider to be necessary of a true friendship. ... I know I will grow from the experience and thank God for giving me such a friend. ... I think now that sometimes it takes a tragedy to bring people together and in that tragedy, true friendship is born. ...
