Friendship is defined in the dictionary as the state of being friends and a friendly feeling. Not everyone is a friend. There are varying levels of “friendship.” Now, in the era of Facebook, people may say they have a thousand friends, but not every one of those thousand followers on Instagram will feed you chicken soup when you are sick. A friend is an ally, provides support and gives encouragement. Friends make time for you, help you out when you are in need, and lift up your sprits. A friend will always be there for you whenever you need them. When you host an event, your friend will always be there to support you A friend that wants to help you out to set the table at your event is a true friend. I have had an amazing roommate and a great
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A friend is a person who is willing to be there for you when you are going through a serious situation. When your car breaks down and you are stuck in the middle of the highway and your friend is willing to drive all the way to pick you up and call AAA for you, that’s true friendship. I have had some situations when a friend will always be there for me whenever I need them. I had an awful experience a few months ago; one night my friend did henna for my arms and it felt itchy all night and looked ominous. I didn’t even know that I had an allergic reaction; my arms had hives and some peeling. I texted my best friend about the situation and my best friend drove all the way to my home; she lives 30 minutes away from my home. Not only that, but she had to work at 8 a.m. She brought me to the hospital and after everything was fine; if it was not for her then my arms probably would have gotten worse. I’m so blessed to have a true friend like her. Another example, my friend keeps complaining and worrying that I’m walking to the library every night instead of riding the bus because there is no bus service at night. He wants to make sure that I’m safe, so he is willing to drop me off at the library every night after work, which is true
A friend is a person who is willing to be there for you when you are going through a serious situation. When your car breaks down and you are stuck in the middle of the highway and your friend is willing to drive all the way to pick you up and call AAA for you, that’s true friendship. I have had some situations when a friend will always be there for me whenever I need them. I had an awful experience a few months ago; one night my friend did henna for my arms and it felt itchy all night and looked ominous. I didn’t even know that I had an allergic reaction; my arms had hives and some peeling. I texted my best friend about the situation and my best friend drove all the way to my home; she lives 30 minutes away from my home. Not only that, but she had to work at 8 a.m. She brought me to the hospital and after everything was fine; if it was not for her then my arms probably would have gotten worse. I’m so blessed to have a true friend like her. Another example, my friend keeps complaining and worrying that I’m walking to the library every night instead of riding the bus because there is no bus service at night. He wants to make sure that I’m safe, so he is willing to drop me off at the library every night after work, which is true