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    10. Each Friendship Is Different "Each friend represents a world in us, a world possibly not born until they arrive, and it is only by this meeting that a new world is born." - Anaïs Nin Each friendship we have in our lives is unique. We relate to each person in a different way. We share unique likes and dislikes with each person. Each friendship has its own value in our life, and - most importantly, each one is just as important as the next. Remember this friendship quote as you form new friendships

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    What is True Friendship? What is true friendship? After giving it considerable thought, the first example is someone who has unconditional terms of being your friend. True friendship is defined as someone that is willing to spend time with that person, or to help you with anything you may need help with. They will also not judge you for any reason, and will be supportive at all times. Friendship is like a tree; it grows and takes shape over time. There are several different examples as to what is

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    What is the first thought that comes to mind when you hear the word friendship? The word could be defined several different ways. In this instance, the word friendship can be compared to the root of a tree. A tree has several components, but the root is what makes the actual tree. Without a root, the ground is just a piece of flat land covered with dirt and/or grass. However, having that friendship (root) signifies the support within a group of people, the major roles that it plays in your life,

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    Friendships can be resembling to two butterflies in a garden together,but a strong friendship is a knot tied together never separating meaning your friendship can never be broken. Maximally to maintain a strong friendship is by being honest with each other and listen to what each one has to say. A strong friendship is when one person trust, to trust one another for everything. For example,if you were brother and sister ,sister and sister ,and etc. Therefore, strong bonds happen when you listen

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    the “silent era” of friendships via social media accounts has created a totally new definition of friendship and what defines a set of people as friends. Those who are involved in traditional friendships, such as people over the age of 50, find that it has also become quite difficult for them to remain in touch with their friends on a real time level. However, these people do not have the time to spend nor the inclination to learn about the “benefits” of digitized friendships. As such the more advanced

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    by anonymous. A friend is someone that will be there by your side through thick and thin and will not turn their back on you. There are many examples of a true friendship is to me. Such as, when my friend Marko defended me from a bully and as well as Simon and Pumba when they helped Simba find his way. One of my examples of true friendship is when I was in the playground in 2nd grade and this bully came up to me and I was very daunted from his presents because he was bigger than me and obviously

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    instant. But some individuals stick with you, and you stick with them and eventually become friends. There are many different ideas of what friendship is and what it means. A friend is more than just a person who you like and enjoy being with. A true friend must love unconditionally, be trusted, and show understanding. Love is a very important aspect of a friendship. Love holds people together like glue through the thick and the thin. Loving someone means that every little imperfection they might have

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    ¨Friendship is like sipping hot chocolate, everyone can see it, but only you can feel it's true warmth.¨ Friendship is something that should be shared with the world. True friendship is sticking by your friends when they need you the most. True friendship is always having a shoulder to lean on anywhere you go. First and foremost, when a person is a true friend, he or she doesn't ever say, ¨Sorry, I can't¨ or ¨Maybe next time.¨ a true friend is one that when you feel depressed, he or she is already

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    When was the last time someone wondered about what is true friendship? True friendship means to me that they will always have your back. For example, when I use to live in Mexico I always had my bestfriends with me. One day we were walking around the neighborhood, and we found a giant box of fireworks hidden behind the tree. We all got excited ,for we absolutely loved fireworks. Since we liked them so much, we decided to light them up with a match box we found earlier. When we set them off, they

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    We hear the word “friendship” being tossed around daily, between family, friends, social media, etc. People just say the word without thinking what it really refers to, but does everyone really understand what the word “friendship” means? People believe that the word “friendship” is just used to describe a friend or a bigger group of friends, but in reality it actually means a lot more. I believe that it is important to know what the word “friendship” really means. Not everyone is going to have the

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