Friendship Forever 

What is Friendship?

Friendship is a simple word but carries a deep meaning. It cannot be defined by a single phrase or a paragraph as it means different things to different people but to me friendship means being there for each other. Not only sharing in joys but sorrows as well. Friendship is one of the most precious gifts of life.

Importance for Friendship:

Your friend is always there for you, comforting reassuring and supportive. That’s what friends are about: providing constant support, our comforting confidant and our worst critic. They are the family we choose! 
Friends are people we love to spend time with. They give us company when we are lonely, support us unconditionally and accept us despite our shortcomings. They make celebrations fun, and they help us be ourselves.  
Friends are guides who come into our lives, play their roles and move on. Don’t we all have friends who we were very close to at one point, but with whom we are no longer in touch with now? They drifted away from our life when their role as guide was over. What friends do for us cannot be described in words.
It is important for us to have friends but many of us find it difficult to strike up a friendship.
Another important aspect of friendship is understanding that we all grow and change. Since we continue to grow, we continue to evolve. Hence, it is important that you don’t judge people by their past actions. Always give them another chance. See them with neutrality. That way you can start a relationship from an absolutely new perspective, like painting on a clean canvas. What you paint is then up to you.

Communication Is Important

In any relationship, and especially in friendship, it is important to communicate clearly what you are feeling. Honest communication leads to the right expectations. Always speak frankly about the way you feel. This ensures that your friend understands you for who you are and not the image that she might have created in her mind. It also ensures that there is complete acceptance and trust in the relationship.
The more acceptance there is, the easier it is to trust. Eventually trust is the basis for any strong relationship. But to develop trust you need to communicate clearly and be non-judgmental. Make sure you do your best to nurture the friendship.
TIME MAY OR MAY NOT BE GOOD BUT KEEP GOOD FRIENDS AROUND THEY WILL DEFINITELY BRING GOOD TIME FOR YOU. SO HERE FEW HEART TOUCHING WORDS FOR MY BEST FRIENDS:




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