My Personal Statement On Friendship

Friendship is an important asset in the world we live in, the young needs friendship to retain them from error, older people need it to care for them and those in their prime time need it, to do fine actions. No one would choose to live without friends because friendship is very important and it holds cities together.

Friendship is something that almost everyone needs or has. I have many friends and I am so thankful for them. One of the most wonderful elements of my experience at Fay is the opportunity to meet people my age, ranging from Thailand to Russia to California. I feel that true friends are extremely important because they are there through hard times and are always there to talk to and can put a smile on my face. Friendship is the essence of

Friendship is something that everyone needs at any time. Friendship keeps us closely interacted with our friends, it keeps you popular, keeps you away from loneliness.

I believe that without friendship, most of us would be gone from the world because of depression. Friends are their to support us and make us feel better. My experience in friendship is not a good one nor a bad one. Many of my friends would fight and I would have to stop them. I was usually that friend who would make sure the group would stay happy and ease. An example would be when we had to write a book in 5th grade. I would let my friend, Josefina, read my book anytime she wanted. In the end, I was disqualified because my book sounded to familiar but they didn’t gave me time to explain why. Luckily when Josefina was there to make me feel better. That’s why from this day on, I am thankful I met

Friendship can have a significant impact on a person’s life in a positive and negative way. There are many definitions and types of friendship. In Todd May’s article “Friendship in an Age of Economics,” Aristotle believed that there are three types of friendship which are, “…those of pleasure, those of usefulness, and true friendship” (May). Friendship can be described as a bond between two people that have a connection which includes loyalty, acceptance, trust, and love. John Steinbeck’s novel Of Mice and Men, demonstrates a strong friendship between the main characters, George Milton and Lennie Small. Friendship can make people vulnerable in the way they trust, accept and love each other.

A true friend is someone who would stop whatever they are doing to help you through anything and you would do the same for them. In a friendship both people need to posses the same essential traits for the friendship to be successful. Friends are a big part of my life because without them life would be very dull. I think God made us to find people that we are compatible with so we can go through life together. Three traits that a person should posses to be a good friend are honesty, loyalty and encouragement. In my experience my friends who live out all three of these traits fully, are my closest friends and I hold the same traits back to them.

Every single individual has a set of values that are dear to them and and as individuals we tend to live our lives by these particular standards or principals and we all find things to have different levels of importance. The values i chose include friendship, happiness, dedication, adventure/exploration and curiosity.

As a child, I felt that having friends was the most significant cause in who I am today. Throughout my life I have had many friends who have influenced me in numerous ways, but now most of them have become distant acquaintances. Although the majority

We have many people that we say are our friends and some we consider to be our as best friends. Those so called best friends are the ones we can count with our fingers, which then turns out to not be a lot. However, in my experience we can’t always expect good outcomes from either one of them. We are better off not trusting anyone but yourself, since your best friends are the ones that end up hurting you the most. However, I didn’t lose a friend, I just realized I never had one. In every friendship, we are risking the chance of being betrayed, we need to be careful how much trust we give.

Lasting a year or a lifetime, friendship is something that we’ve all experienced and cherished throughout our lives. It has an impacted us in a good or bad way, teaching us a lesson for every encounter we come across: which brings a new meaning to the word friendship. I’ve had many good and bad friendships throughout my life, but one experience gave me a bigger outlook on the word “Friendship”.

Friendship is important for us to grow and become who we want to become in life. Every human needs friendship as a necessity for us to thrive as we are not all self-sufficient in ourselves. Just think if no one talked to each other and we never made friends, this world would be a ticking time bomb. My personal definition of a friend is someone who is always there, helps me with the simple or complex decision, always looks out for what is best for me, and being able to have trust between each other.

I have my own definition for the word “friendship” based off my own experiences with people. Luckily, I don’t have anything bad associated with friendship. “Friendship” is very important to me, because it means a lot. “Friendship” to me, means having someone that I know will always be there for me. It means having a shoulder to cry on if I ever need it. I think it is important to have a friend that listens to you and that understands. Also, it’s important that they keep all your secrets even if you don’t tell them they have to. Having a friend that is down to go on adventures all the time is extremely important to me, because I love to explore. “Friendship” requires a lot of honesty and trust for me. I want to be able to trust my friends and I hope they are always honest with me. Comfort is a huge thing to have in “friendships,” because I want to be able to feel comfortable around my friends. I love being able to turn to my friends when things are rough, knowing that they’ll be able to make me feel better. “Friendship” is sitting in the back of a room in the corner, all by ourselves but still laughing and smiling. To me, “friendship” means everything. It doesn’t just mean being friends with someone, it means a lot more.

Friendship is an integral part of the life of any human being. Most people feel the need to have a person who they can communicate with and talk about their challenges at any given time. Friendship is essential in

Friendships are an important part of everyday life. The vast amount of research focusing on friendship (i.e., Fehr, 1996; Hays, 1984; Argyle & Henderson, 1985) is indicative of just how important friendship is to everyday life. The importance and necessity of friendship is also evident by how these relationships are portrayed on television. Shows such as Friends, Cougartown, Psych, and How I Met Your Mother portray various different kinds of friendship. Shows such as these provide viewers with a unique opportunity to be able to be an observer in these relationships and to see how these relationships form and develop. In some instances, viewers may have the opportunity to watch a friendship begin and blossom throughout the course of a television series.

One thing I plan to do to meet people who can help me is to make more friends. Making friends is one way I can build relationships that will benefit me during and after college. I have already built some friendships with students I have met this year that are beneficial to me in regard to studying. I can study with the friends I make during college and get help with assignments that I do not understand. As for after college, the friends that I keep in touch with may inform me of a job opportunity they have heard of or a job opportunity in their current job. They may be able to connect me to future employers. Building lasting friendships will benefit me in the long run whether it be career wise or socially. However, to make more friends I would have to stop being shy and initiate a conversation with people in my classes instead of sitting quietly until someone talks to me. To maintain these friendships, I would form study groups with them if we have classes in common, attend events with them, or hang out with them outside of class.