Notes On Friends And Relationships

A true friendship is a bond between two people that care equally about each other and put the other person ahead of them for that person’s benefit. Friendships are given to people to show that someone cares about them. Friendships teach you how to care for someone, always do what is better for that person, and trust the people that stay with you.

Friendship is a bond between two people. Friendship is being by your friend’s side when you are needed and when you are not. To be a friend, you have to be trustworthy so your friend can tell you anything. You have to be honest and have to be able to tell your friend the truth no matter the consequences. You have to be kind and understanding so you can put yourself in your friend’s shoes to understand their situation.

A Friendship is made up by caring for someone special to you, It’s looking out for them, hanging out with them, and trusting them.

A quality that helps keep strong relationships would be communication. Communication is a major key in strong relationships because you always need to have that connection going on so your friend, family member, or etc knows you're always there for them no matter what. I know that having communication in a strong relationship is important because I have an amazing bond with my family and friends because we always communicate with each other about everything. When my friends reach out to me and try to talk with me about anything it make's me feel good because I feel loved and cared for. I had some amazing friends a couple of years ago but we stopped talking and never communicated again which lead us to stop being friends. Having communication with the person is great because you will be able

1.What makes a good friendship? Although there are many characteristics of a good friendship, it’s not as simple as it seems. Friendship requires a lot of time and effort in order to make both sides happy.

Depression is a common disorder throughout the world that affects all age groups. Although rare in young children, depression disrupts the lives of many teenagers. In the United States, 11.2% of 13 to 18 year olds are affected by depressive disorders annually (National Institute of Mental Health). Depression during youth is particularly destructive since it not only causes a loss of relationships and

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.

Depression can destroy the essence of a teen’s personality, which can cause an overwhelming sense of sadness, anger, and despair. Depression is a serious problem that impacts every aspect of a person’s life. Signs and symptoms of depression can include sadness and hopelessness; irritability, anger, hostility; frequent crying; withdrawal from friends and family; a loss of interest in activities; changes in eating and sleeping habits; restlessness and aggravation;

Often dismissed as childish “moodiness,” depression is one of the most common psychological problems that afflict teenagers. For most teens, the effects of their depression can be felt throughout every area of their lives, from relationships

Depression has a lot of terms, diagnosis, names, and treatments. Another name for depression is also “clinical depression”. It is a mood disorder that has genetic, biological, psychological and environmental factors that play a big part in it. This disorder affects not only the mind, but body as well, with something called an “episode”. An episode is where a person can be depressed for weeks or months at a time. Clinical depression is not something that should be taken lightly. Depression can lead to thoughts of death, or even suicide, if not properly taken care of. Suicide is most commonly found in teen depression. With all the right treatment and medication, it can be helped.

A depressive disorder is an illness involving the body, mood, and thoughts (Psychology Today). However, every person is different, and their way of describing depression will most likely not be the same as others. A teenage girl may describe it as a never ending hole she fell into, while a middle age man can describe it as feeling like he is drowning, but breathing just fine. Depression has come to be one of society’s most substantial issues, yet it never seems to get the right amount of attention. Teenagers tend to be what the average person thinks of when they hear the word depression. They think that since some adolescents are quieter, dress differently, or act a certain way that they are sad and emotional. Sometimes it can be the person

The Merriam Webster dictionary defines depression as, “A mood disorder marked especially by sadness, inactivity, difficulty in thinking and concentration.” this is something everyone relates to especially teenagers. In the article, “Hearing That Things Can Change Helps Teens Dodge Depression” Maanvi Singh, a writer for NPR, describes how depression acts within a teenager. The topic at hand, depression is quite intricate, it is hard to understand or deal with it, and usually can only be dealt with by the victim, but Singh introduces a study by David Yeager, a professor majoring in psychology, which shows how teenagers believe that things won't get better, how intervention at a young age may combat, or dodge depression in the future, and how

Depression is a mental disorder that affects any group of people with any background, race, gender, or age; it is sneaky, slips quietly and gradually into people’s lives. Confusion is common about depression, for example, about what precisely it is and what makes it different from just feeling down. “Depression is second only to hypertension as the most common chronic condition encountered in general medical practice (Whooley).” This disease is defined as someone who constantly feels down, sad all the time; or just loses the interest of life and other symptoms may vary. This syndrome has been more common for teenagers because it’s when puberty kicks in and are more emotional. They have to deal with pressure problems at school, problems at

Strong friendships are hard to obtain. They are made throughout the years and have many factors. To me, a strong friendship should have trust, the confidence to be yourself with one another, and most importantly, love.

Friends should support each other at all times. In anything friends do, they should respect each other's opinions and support each other. Not only must friends be supportive of one another, there should also be a sympathetic tone when needed. Friends should not only listen, but also understanding needs to take place, as well as help. When a friend is in need, you are waiting for him as he would be waiting for you. If a friend is not sympathetic and aware of your needs, then there is a weak friendship. Each should know his friend's goals, needs, and wants. If these things are not known, then there is a weak relationship. Friends should set goals together to help develop a strong relationship. They can even help each other along the way. One person's weakness could be another friend's strength. A person needs to be loved, and that is what a friend does. A friend needs to be respected as well as loved. Not only should a friend's needs be fulfilled, but also certain wants. A friend wants a person who will listen, love, and show respect, just as anybody would. A friend is also loyal and trustworthy. When friends talk to one another, it is known that the conversation should just be between them, especially if it is personal to either of them. Neither person should share any of the information with someone else. That is just like invading someone's privacy when you repeat something that a friend tells you without permission. You should be able to confide in and