Personal Narrative: Who's In My Corner

Who’s in My Corner?
I consider friendship to be one of the most important parts of my life. For me it can be a person that makes me feel a combination of things that leave me feeling content with my own life. True friendship is unconditional. It is when I care for a person no matter what faults and failings they might have, and they treat me the same way. I need to have an array of different people in my life, not essentially just to make me happy, but because not one person can satisfy all the things I need out of a friendship. The main link that all of my different types of friends share is that they all remain loyal to me at the end of the day. All of my friends are loyal, not only to me but to each other, no matter what happens to us in our relationship.
My favorite friends are the ones who are practically my family. I never really had many family members who I could consider friends because my mother kept me around her friends, who were barren, so I basically grew up faster than I expected. Even if I had the …show more content…
These are my besties, ace boon coons, and my day ones! I would say best friends but whenever I use the formal version I never seem to keep them as my best friend. This group, however, are a bunch of mixed up kids who just love having a good time with each other. I couldn’t imagine getting through a day without trying to reach out to them at least once per day. Just send out a phone call or text asking if they are okay, and letting them know that I’m here if they ever need me. Even if we didn’t speak for months, when we come back it’s like we became better friends. That’s how I know that it was truly a match made in heaven—or whatever afterlife someone might believe in. Unlike acquaintances, it’s never a dull day with the people from this group. From putting cupcakes on cars to going to the lake and lying on a blanket, it’s always exhilarating being with