Arts & Humanities

What is true friendship?

Arts & Humanities

Posted by: sukhy

5th Dec 2011 09:14pm

Who or what is your favourite friend and what makes them your best friend...is it your partner..a girlfriend..male friend..work colleague..can your friends really be the family you get to choose..
sukhy
  • 11th Dec 2011 05:21pm

Oh that is so sweet and just the reason why I put this topic up for discussion.

As far I am concerned there is no greater love affair than the one we have with our special friends..That friendship can mean more than any blood relation or friendship defined by time..

It sounds like your sister friend is awesome..just the kind of friend you can rely on..trust..andsomeone you would want to share with..

I like to think that our true friends are those we can share with on a regular but not defined quanity of time...that friend can be seen everyday,,spoeak with constantly during the day..and then not see again for an age but the time is no issue..a true friendship is one whic is seamless..effortless..balanced..where you can totally be urself and not be afraid to expose your weaknessess and be proud of your strengths..

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