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Friday 3rd October 2008.
How is it that we differentiate between friends? Why is one better than another?
Today I’ve discovered that different people find different attributes important in a friend. Some merely need someone to listen; some need someone to talk with. Some want someone to help them; some want someone to help. There are no correct criteria for a friend, as long as they fit yours.
But all of our needs change from day to day, so how is it that the person who listened yesterday, can be the person for you to talk with today? I believe that is what makes one better than another.
Someone who knows how you’re feeling just by the way you walk into a room is someone you never want to walk out of that room. But by the same standards a good friend is no use to you unless you are a good friend in return.
Can you have more than one best friend or does that defy the title of a best friend?
Why in our life do we find it so imperative that we must have friends? I know that I’d be lost without them. I am a lot closer with some of my friends than I am with my family, and I wouldn’t want it any other way.
I can’t write sophisticated enough to even begin to put into words what it is a friend does to our lives. I don’t have clever witty quotes or reels of description of one.
But I do have evidence, very strong evidence it is as well.
Why does hot chocolate make you feel so good?
Girl with plenty of evidence.
x.
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