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    can alter our perception of the truth. The first type of friendship that can cloud our perception of the truth is called pleasure-based friendship, which is centered around two people being friends with one another because they provide each other with emotional sensations in exchange. Similarly, the second type of friendship that can cloud our perception of the truth is called utility-based friendship, which is centered around two people being friends with one another because they provide each other

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    of those similar to you, such as classmates or friends, that encourages you to change your behavior or values to meet theirs. This is a problem for teenagers since at their age, they are becoming more independent from their parents which can expose them to drugs, alcohol and sex. According to a study conducted by The Foundation for a Drug-Free World, 55% of teenagers said they used drugs for the first time because of being pressured by their friends. Learning to avoid and say “No” to Peer Pressure

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    Relationships In My Life

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    share four types of relationships with others, and each plays an important role in who I am. Life without at least one friend in each category (acquaintances, friends, best friends and family), would mean the end of my happiness. I can remember a few periods of my life where I felt like I didn’t have friends, and the crushing weight that came with that feeling. The hole that loneliness created in my heart made me feel sad, angry, and occasionally useless. But, the moments when a friend stepped into

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    friendships are broken up between friends because of trust issues, or the lack of positivity that may be spread through the group. The book called A Very Special Critter by Gina and Mercer Mayer is a book about a new kid named Alex coming to class who is in a wheelchair. One kid in the class was afraid because, he had never seen someone in a wheelchair before. The kid came into class the next day and everyone thought his wheelchair was super cool. Alex made a lot of friends. The book explains that know

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    Addressing the family and friends thematic cluster, four authors conclude the importance of personal relationships. Though varied in their theses, tones, and styles, each article stresses that individuals quality of life can be positively affected by taking time for companions and relatives. Nancy Gibbs, writer of “The Magic of a Family Meal,” beautifully illustrates the benefits of eating with loved ones often, while “The Company Man” by Ellen Goodman demonstrates the negative effects of making

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    The book of Nicomachean Ethics by Aristotle takes on the philosophical inquiry into the good life for a human being. Specifically in Book 8, Aristotle discusses the concept of friendship. Friendship is the relationship between someone you consider very close to you someone who you interact with or rely on. Friendships can have a big impact in one's health and well being overall. They can make you feel a sense of belonging and purpose, confidence, trust, cope with problems and make you feel great

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    special flavor to life and that with friends we spend the most beautiful times and the most beautiful moments of life. It is not limited to individuals but also between peoples, nations, and tribes, as well as organizations. Ringers said that the admiration and respect are essential elements in the foundation of any worthwhile friendship, but some people argued that it is not necessary that friendship is built from admiration

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    Friends are important, they are the ones who are always there for us when we need someone to talk too. Friends make us feel secure and help lift us up whenever we are feeling down. They also help us develop our social skills. We start making friends at a young age and continue making friends as we get older. Building a friendship can also help develop a healthy relationship in the future. As an individual we have different varieties of friends. The types of friends i have are buddies, Best friends

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    diabetes. My grandpa actually died of a diabetic heart attack before my older sister was born. My great grandpa had diabetes, but was able to manage his life well. Some of my friends growing up were diagnosed with diabetes, one friend was diagnosed in kindergarten while another was diagnosed in high school. Most of my friends who were diagnosed quickly grasped the concept of taking care of themselves and using their pumps. My mom helps a lot of the diabetic patients that come through her office and

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    “Friendship is the only cement that will ever hold the world together” – Woodrow Wilson. The dictionary definition of a friendship is a relationship between two people who have become friends through mutual interests. However, friendship means so much more than just similar interests. It is a strong bond that had been grown over a period of time that is hard to break. For most people friendships begin at school. School is the first place where you are really exposed to kids around your age

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