Friendship and Best Buddies

Friendships is a poem by Erica Fryberg that can relate to almost anybody who has experienced real and fake friendships, as it is about the speaker’s perspective on friendships, and the difference between having real and fake friends, forced friendships and real friendships. Through a comparison of friendships and furniture, the poet uses a humorous tone to describe friendships, making the speaker relatable. I particularly enjoyed this, as on a personal level I was able to relate to this, as a student at a school where teachers attempted to force unnatural relationships multiple times. Overall, this poem was an engaging poem, which, through language and poetic devices, clearly described the difference between real and fake friendships.

The role of a friendship in caring for a mentally disabled person is about becoming closer to them and helping them with things their disability limits them from doing.

As I spent the summer of 2015 at the Governor’s School of North Carolina, located at Meredith College, I learned how to open up to different people in a new place with new possibilities. Governor’s School had a welcoming environment where both staff and students shared respect for each other. I was surrounded by people that I had never met before, but found it simple to make friendships that were strong and would last longer than the experience we shared at Governor’s School. The friendships that were made helped to transform me into an adult by sharing life experiences such as living on our own, supporting each other both personally and professionally, and sharing diverse backgrounds. Of my close friend group each of us had different areas

What does true friendship look like? A show of quick wit and humor, Friends has been the show that has influenced people from all about the globe, that is to say if those influences are exceptional or inadequate. For ten years viewers have seen the development, maturity, and loyalty of friendship; this gang of six introduces the culture of the mid 1990s to the early 2000s and audiences are shown evidence of change in modern society. In this longer episode of Friends, “The Last One: Part 1 & Part 2,” viewers see the development of growth among the six companions.

The importance of friendship and how Bullard TALENT cultivates it can be seen on an everyday basis if one only looks at the relationships between the students of 8th grade. Every single student is always willing to help, not because they are obligated to, but merely because there is a feeling of camaraderie at this school. I believe that this is due to the fact that the 8th graders have grown very close and are now akin to family. We have been through both the good and the bad during our time here at Bullard TALENT and supported each other all along the way. These few acts of kindness have established an atmosphere of safety and friendship. Everywhere you turn, you can witness laughing and

The first camper paired with me was Sarah - a fourteen-year-old girl with cerebral palsy. Although she was bound to a wheelchair, she was as boy crazy as any fourteen-year-old girl. Because we were the same age, we bonded over several things, especially our love for Justin Bieber and One Direction. Our friendship did not start as a normal friendship would since I assisted her in all daily activities, but it was a friendship built on love and appreciation of one another.

In conclusion, many books, movies, cartoons, and more show that unlikely alliances are something that happens everyday. These examples show that friendship is something that isn’t effortless, but the reward for having them by your side is wonderful. We should honor those who show this, because it proves that when we need help we can turn to this people as an example, whether in real life or in a book. Of some of the many examples that there are, Prim and buttercup (The Hunger Games, trilogy ), Jonas and Gabe (The Giver), Harry and Dobby(Harry Potter, series) are gorgeous examples of unlikely relationships, even if the aren’t always strong.

I’ve become more socially active, in high school. I noticed that I knew many of my classmates but I didn't know who they personally were. Despite the fact I have been with them since preschool, I hadn’t actually met them. This persuaded me to go out and discover who they are; The feeling I got when I began to discover my own friends left me with curiosity.

Around the age of four, I was deposited on the doorstep of Somerset Primary’s Infant Block for my first day in kindergarten. In what can only be described as fate, I found my best friend among that sea of little children. From across the room, our eyes met. At that moment I just knew. Like recognizes like. Her name was Kianna and although neither of us had realized it yet we would be together for the rest of our lives. Through the years, I have been able to compose my own definition of what friendship truly is. It is difficult to describe Kianna in simple terms, like my confidante or comforter. In essence, she is self-sufficient, hard-working, and deeply wise, all traits that have allowed me to establish the type of person I want to be. In fact, she is someone that I cannot help but look up to. I find it admirable that Kianna is the epitome of independence.

As i grow up i realize that the people who i thought were important to are sometimes just a waste of time. I had a friendship that started at childhood and grew us into best friends and we always stuck together no matter what. I was always there for her through everything, when she had no home i welcomed her into my home, i was her main support. All throughout middle and elementary school i never really payed attention to all the bad things she said or did, honestly i knew it hurt but i never knew how bad it really was. She constantly put me down for the way i dressed, looked,and honestly everything i ever did just to make herself look better than me as she copied anything i did in life. Honestly i didn't want to lose the closest friend i've ever had not noticing the toxic friendship, we knew each other so well. We were kinda like the same person growing up any face expression one of us made we knew exactly what it meant, we were always together and at times we would say that we were sisters because we were so alike. I put her before anything and pushed away a lot of good people along with ton of good friendships that could have been amazing. She knew about my past and fear of people leaving me like my mom did when i was younger so she used it against me honestly. She would get mad at the smallest things and put the blame on me so i tried hard to keep her happy so i could keep our friendship going which meant giving up things i didn't wanna lose sometimes. When i look bad

A mutual relationship, a win-win relationship. These two relationships are the same thing, just different wording. A mutual relationship can also be displayed as two or more people that have their struggles but decide to help others and try to make another’s life better. However, for this relationship to be considered, “mutual,” all parties must contribute. Take these two boys as an example. Kevin Dillon is a boy that suffers from a type of dwarfism called Miquorio Syndrome. This type of dwarfism is 100% fatal. With Kevin’s appearance, children would often call Kevin, “Freak,” which means that Kevin does not have friends. Alike Kevin, Max also does not have friends. Max Kane is the son of Kenny Kane, a known murderer. Max’s peers have harassed Max not only as a result of the incident but also due to Max has failed the seventh grade. Twice. To put the whipped cream on top of the pie, he is not only harassed by his peers but also by adults. Together, Max and Kevin decide to help each other get through life, and become, “Knights,’ by doing what’s right, and bringing justice to those who have been dishonored. Together, they have a mutual relationship because Kevin helps max with school and is a good friend, Max helps Kevin do good deeds and is a good friend, they help one another get past their limitations, and finally because they work together.

Throughout our lifetime we face opportunities to interact with one another, often creating relationships unbounded by definitions but in unconditional terms of reason. We hold onto these individuals in hopes for an internal bond fostering a lifelong friendship. I am talking about your best friend. We have all had one at some point in our lives, many times fluctuating between people but still maintaining a set system of how to determine the deserving title. My ethical dilemma is the special bond I had the opportunity to continue between my good friend and myself.

Best friend (n) - a person’s closest friend (Dictionary.com). By definition, a best friend could be one’s closest friend, but there is so much more to it than that. Imagine a best friend. They help in the darkest times, but they also laugh at the best times. Often, the greatest time spent together is with this best friend. This best friend knows everything there is to know; what would you do without this best friend? Well, one afternoon, a call comes in. This best friend took their life earlier in the morning. The overwhelming, but hidden, issues they had been facing at home fatally surfaced. It’s a reality now, what really am I going to do without them? Charlie, in The Perks of Being a Wallflower, ponders the same question as he enters high school alone. A void in his life in the wake of his best friend's suicide the year before. If Charlie’s best friend could’ve been honest and talked to Charlie about what he had been dealing with at home, he may still be around. However, Charlie, like time itself, must move forward. He must bravely walk through the halls of his new school and discover new relationships. Stephen Chbosky develops intricate relationships between characters dealing with the hardships of high school in The Perks of Being a Wallflower to reveal that relationships connected by lies fail, but complete truth prevails.

“Friends show their love in times of trouble, not in happiness."[Euripides]. This quote means a lot to me because this is what I have in my friend. This is suitable on my best friend. She always supports me in my troubles of life. Life become easy if we have this kind of friends in our life. I met to Jasdeep about two years ago. Now we are living together. She is my sister-in law as well. She never treats me as a sister- in law. We always talk like good friends. I started to communicate with her after my engagement in 2016. When I came from India and It was totally different life here. But because of her, I never felt uncomfortable.

A friend is defined as a person whom one knows, likes, and trusts, therefore this is a friendship. In every society in the world people have and follow this relationship and support it. In some societies this relationship is given more importance than others. In our society friends are given almost the same attention as ones family member. Family is the closest relationship a person has, and if that is disturbed a friend can be very helpful. During the development of a friendship in the adolescence years is very important and it gives you positive influences on their behavior. Teenagers take their friendship very seriously, but what they don’t know is how harmful it may get. I believe that the friendship during the