Friendship Essay: My Best Friend

I remember it like it was yesterday. My best friend and I, TJ used to always hang out together. We would take walks in the woods, play cars, ride bikes, and sometimes even play hopscotch; things normal kids would do. People thought it was strange to have a boy best friend, but it didn’t matter to me. He was great company on lonely days, and never gossiped about anything. He was the type of friend you could always count on. Little did I know that TJ would soon be gone.

She has been abused in every type of way, and kidnapped multiple times. She had nobody to turn to because her family was responsible for most of the events she suffered through. I consider her the strongest person I know for surviving her childhood. Anytime that I am upset, she will give me at least five reasons why I have a great life. She makes me acknowledge the belongings and people I do have in my life such as clothes, food, a family that cares about me, and friends. This ensures me that I can overcome all of my problems since she was able to withstand her issues growing

She has taught me so many moral values to life and has made me the man I am

She made me realize that you can have a lot life, but not without giving something up for it.

She’s lived such a life of struggle. A single mom who in my opinion did the most amazing job raising me in the city of Los Angeles. I wouldn't of been this independent 28 year old with my dream job without her her support and her ability to foster my creativity. She’s the most amazing person and the most

One of our favorite activities to do is to drive around town and listen to music. Her preferred kind of music to listen to is anything and everything Disney. When we get in the car, I plug in my iPhone and go to Pandora. I swiftly scroll to the correct station and click it. In about 2 seconds, pouring out of the speakers is “I See the Light” from Disney’s Tangled. Hope perks up in her seat. Her eyes are astronomical in size and her smile becomes the size of the sun. “Tayer, I lobe dis song!” I smile back at her just before the song starts to belt out its first note. She looks at me and says, “You boy, I girl.” We sing the song at the top of our lungs. She knows the every movie to the most intricate detail, so she’ll start acting out scenes to a T. I sit back and look forward to the drive

She influences me and encourages me to try new things everyday. I did not expect to meet such a lively person and to have them as my best friend. Together we have done so many things I didn’t even imagine doing before I moved here. Together we went to her house on Balboa Island and had a blast Memorial day weekend riding our bikes around the island and on the ferry. Then, she wanted me to do Torrey Pines Junior Lifeguards with her where I had the best four weeks ever. A few months later after a water polo camp, we both joined a club water polo team and have been playing for 8 months together. Finally, we did Junior Lifeguards again this summer and had a blast. There isn’t one specific memory that changed my life or made me enjoy it more, it’s the fact I had someone to share all these memories with. She is someone who definitely changed my

There are some people out there who are great friends, but a select few are truly special. I have a lot of friends like this, but I’ll be writing about the most prevalent one in my life. Sarah Krelle, the girl who was my best friend, helped me through depression and bullying,and even saved my life. Yes, this essay is about my struggles with depression, bullying, and suicidal thoughts, but it’s also a story of friendship. Let me start from the beginning of the story.

Free thinking and to change everything is just beginning to describe her. She does not just accept the first answer she receives. She strives for the best in everything, including herself. Along with striving for the best she then expects the best from me. She pushes me to be the best I can be and expects nothing less than the best.

She was my inspiration to study abroad. That experience changed the path of my college career and I would not be where I am now if it were not for her. When I need someone to talk to about the anxieties of my heavy workload, she is there to fill me with words of wisdom and ambition.

I have gained many new friendships because of my parents. Every day they support, annoy and love me unconditionally. I owe them both a lot even though they wouldn’t accept anything except a smile from me and my brother.

She helps me to think positive and that I can get through anything if I put my mind to it. I learned that take people’s advice even if you don’t like them, they might have some tips to help a person out that no one can figure out. I’ve always had Mariah’s back when she’s down or something and I know she’ll always have mine. The best way to figure something out is to go through it. It’s also good to have friend that is close to you like a sibling that you can always trust and go to for help.

It's stupendous to hear from her, and she always has something nice to say. Her help has impacted me so greatly, and what she has taught me still effects my writing today, and my writing in the future. Thanks to her, my confidence about my writing has

Have you ever had someone in your life who helped you figure out who you were? Someone who showed you the right path. Someone who was there right next you even if you did not take that path. Someone who always seemed to be right, but never held it against you when you were not. Someone whom without your life would most likely be entirely different. I have. Her name was Jessica.

She understood perseverance and the importance of people and she carried on against all odds. The last time I spoke to her, she knew exactly who I was, despite