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The Meaning Of Friendship

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The Meaning Of Friendship
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Friendship means caring.

Friendship means thinking of them before you. It means reaching out when a friend is having a hard time. It means not forgetting anything—feelings, interests, quirks, birthdays. It means sending a text to show you're thinking of them, even if you don't expect a reply.

Friendship means realizing that another person plays a big role in your life. It means seeing their face brightens your day. It means appreciating their laugh because it wipes away your sadness. It means finding time to video chat when you're too far away to meet in person. It means picking up where you left off, no matter how many days, months, or years it's been.

Friendship means having someone to rely on. It means having a person who will tell you the brutal truth, whether it's a compliment or an insult. It means that you have someone who can rely on you for every secret and indecision. It means you have someone to send corny jokes or pretty pictures because you know they'll appreciate them.

Friendship means having someone to laugh at you when you fall down but to help you up regardless. It means knowing there's always a person to hug and a person to appreciate your weird eccentricities. It means having a person who complements your personality and helps you stay true to yourself. It means having a person who knows who you are, even if you're still trying to figure that out.

Friendship means love.

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