My Personal Experience Of Having Friends And Best Friends

My parents have had several friends that I can recall during my childhood. Each of them had some who were called acquaintances, and others close friends. The close friendships were people who were there when my parents needed support or just a moment to vent. They would be at your door step during any time of day. I learned to appreciate the people who had good hearts and cared about my family the most. They have always been a part of my years growing up and are still keeping in touch while I am starting my own life. Friendships don’t seem to be something that would cost me anything. I feel like I can rely on them and know that they are there when I need them the

It is important to choose the right friends, good friends can take you wherever you want to go in life, and the wrong friends can be a disastrous decision. A quote from The Pact sums this up nicely, “Friendship can lift you up, strengthen and empower you, or break you down, weaken and defeat you.” (32) This is why it is so important to surround yourself with positive people, and

In my real life, my friends and I have shared a happy life for a long time. I have many good friends and I like them very much. They give me a courage and vigor. If I don’t have a friend I can’t enjoy my school life. I always have a lunch with them and we enjoy girl’s talking. When I have a problem I ask their advice. They think about it seriously with me and cheer me up. Friends are one of the most important things in my life.

People change. Three years with the same 60 kids has taught me this. But people change all the time. Instead of saying people change, I should say people drift apart. Sometimes what previously held you and your circle of friends together disintegrates slowly. Conversation dies and interaction is avoided. As a person who experienced this firsthand, I'm unsure how I should feel about this. Back in 5th grade, I was really close to one of my fellow classmates. For the sake of, well, our dead friendship, let’s call her Anna. It was a circle of 5 in fifth grade. We experienced silly stapler wars together and ranted about our ever changing substitute teachers together. Anna and I remained close in 6th grade. Our circle of friends stayed intact although a few of us were in another class. We shared secrets, gossiped about certain people we disliked and fangirled over celebrities. Then, like in every friendship, a fight broke out, not just between Anna and I, but among our whole friendship circle. Suddenly, everyone has a problem with someone else. The five of us found new people to hang out with. Some of us stayed in pairs but Anna had joined a new circle of friends that did not include the former 5 person friendship group we were in. With only 60 people in your grade, conflicts are resolved easily as you most likely see that person you dislike many times a day. This held true for Anna, 3 other girls and myself. We may have split up, but we regrouped quickly.

Over four years, I have made, as well as, lost friends. We all need to grow and mature and sometimes others just do not want to follow that path with you and you end up growing apart.

My friends are a very big part of my life because they support and encourage me for everything I do. I used to be very quiet and unsocial. I had very few friends and didn’t like making new friends. I would just stay with the same group of friends every year, but slowly my friends were making new friends and no longer talking to me as much. As I grew older, I realized the importance of friendship and what being friendless can feel like.I felt like an outcast, so I started reaching out to more people. After joining band, I gained a lot of new friends who used to just be acquaintances. Since then, my friends have been a very good influence on me. They are very caring and help me with every obstacle I encounter. My friends are people who I can confide in; people who I am comfortable talking to. They accept me for who I am and never judge me. I would never ruin any friendship with my friends because they are too important to me. They have always been there for me and are very important people in life

Friendship is one of the most valuable things to a person. It gives you the freedom to be who you are. Living a life without friendship is like not living at all because you don’t have anyone to experience it with. In your life, you will come across both good and bad friendships. A good friendship is described as honest, loyal, and happy.

I had the ultimate decision of who was worthy enough to play a part in my life. She was not. In that moment, I no longer cared about how many friends I had; I cared about my well-being and how the people in my life were treating me, and how she treated me was not okay with me. Quality not quantity. What’s the point of having a ton of friends if I can’t trust or rely on them? I was done with putting up with one-sided friendships just because I felt as though I needed a lot of friends. If I have at least one true friend, I will make it through life just fine; and even if I didn’t, I have family that will always be there for me. There’s no reason for me to allow myself to be belittled in order to hold onto a friendship that’s not even worth

I gave up on making friends because I felt it was selfish of me to do so when I was needed so badly at home. The times I did get the courage enough to make friends I would go to their houses and I would boil with envy and jealousy. Their parents while very loose with their rules and many of my friends being very unruly children. None the less they were still parents. I often at times felt as though you were my peer and not my mother. I often at times felt betrayed by you because you were supposed to care for me and instead I spend my days caring for you and looking after you and your broken hearts that the many men of your past left in a shatter pile.

Having friends when you are in middle school and younger are exciting to have, but when you get older you realize you don’t need friends to keep you happy. I had numerous amount of friends back then. When I finished 7th grade my mom decided it was best to move away from the city. It was so heartbreaking to hear that we were moving. It was the end of the world because we didn’t know anything about where we were moving to. All of our friends since we had in kindergarten were going to be gone.

My friends are like my second family and to make a new family destroys you. That is why if you are ever friend I really open up and try not to let go. For me the word “friendship” is when you have a bond with another person and both of you tell each other everything and you both have each others back and do not go against each other instead overcome obstacles, someone you can call at anytime and know they will be there for you when you need them and they will not leave you alone at your worst to pick yourself up instead they will want to be there with you every single step of the way until you are fine and can stand on both of your feet they will be there with you good and bad times. That is why now in day I don’t have a lot of friends I lost all of mine because I got to close and when you get too close to me I back away because I don’t really want anyone getting too close because I might get laughed at again. Which for me is one of my biggest fears

Friends what are they for, well a good friend would be there when I needed them, not just be a

Through my experiences I have come to realize that there are basically three types of friends a person can have. There are friends that I call “sometimes” friends, these people appear to be your friend but only when you are face to face with them, and when you are not around them they act more like a foe. They are often referred to as two faced or a back stabber. These types of friends are not very reliable nor should they be trusted. Another type of friend a person can have, and the best kind, is a “true” friend. A true friend is someone you know you can always trust and rely on no matter what. The last type of friend is the “acquaintance”. These are the type of friends that you do not necessarily hate, but at the same time you do

When we hear the word friendship we tend to think about our closest friends and what they mean to us.

I’m going to tell you about my personal experience, about having friends and best friends. In my case I no longer have friends or best friends. I don’t even consider having any for a couple reasons and you will find out why. I think that I’m better off being somewhat anti-social. It seems to work out a whole lot better for me.