Will you make friends with your enemy?
By ifglan
@ifglan (1152)
China
July 4, 2008 10:56pm CST
Hello,my friends."enemy"means the one who always makes you angry with fire,even you want to beat him or disappear in front of you just now and never meet again forever...
But enemy can also be a drive to awoke our vigor to work harder to exceed him,to prove that we are better than him.
Enemy can be the one who get the first place but we are the second,can be the one who laugh at your fault,can be the one always such a little better than us...it's so hateful....
So will you welcome your "enemy" to be your friend? please show your sincere view.
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11 responses
@selece (2357)
• Philippines
6 Jul 08
Well, in the first place, enemies can also motivate you since you don't want to lose to them on certain things. But, as time goes by, having enemies corrupts your heart from kindness. It's not nice to keep bitterness or anger in our hearts. And yes it's hard to forgive and forget, but time heals all. I believe we only need to to forgive our enemies and accept them warmly as friends. We should also learn to forgive ourselves in order to forgive others. If only everyone would do that, the world would be such a better place. No anger, hatred, bitterness...
@marieCAU (61)
• United States
5 Jul 08
I usually describes my enemy as one who doesn't like me for whatever reason. I don't go around not-liking people, especially those who I don't know and those people who I dont like, I usually don't consider them as my enemy. So with that said, I could not possible be friends with an enemy. I can't be friends with csomeone who doesn't like me.
@rosema (1145)
• Philippines
16 Jul 08
Hi ifglan,
I can be friends with my enemy, at my age now, i dont have what we call enemy now. I am just enjoying myself and try not to have enemy. And what i learned in life, is that just dont mind people who makes you angry instead be friend with them and prove to them that you are a good friend.
thank you very much and have a wonderful day my friend.
keep smiling
@zeroflashx2 (2491)
• Philippines
5 Jul 08
It depends on how he/she became my enemy in the first place. If he/she was my friend before and becomes my enemy by losing my trust, I don't usually rebuild my trust that easily and probably won't befriend him/her again.
However, though, if I met someone who is my enemy at first, well, I may consider it since I most probably know that person yet. I just had one incident last week during the job offer at my new company. He was around 40+ years old. He was too cocky. We were 5 in the room and he keeps on babbling that, "What a contract? Why will it take long? I won't sign this..." and probably it was just one of his attitudes.
Guess what? He was the first who signed. Well, I give him the benefit of the doubt until I actually know him personally.
@koharukusumi (1539)
• Malaysia
5 Jul 08
Hey ifglan, I don't think it's good to improve yourself juz to be better than someone else. It will create an unhealthy competition but it's OK if you and your 'enemy' do not compete to the dangerous extent. For example, some people compete for a girl and sometimes they go to great extent such as backstab, lying and it may result in fighting.
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@zeusonfire (470)
• India
6 Jul 08
well buddy let me tell you that enemy is just a feeling and what i will do is see back the whole situation and find out if there is any problem on my side and then think about it for sometime and then i will just as for pardon if it is completely my fault or else i will wait for a while for the other person to respond and then go and ask him to review the entire situation and then i wil make him find out what is correct and what is wrong.
Happy Mylotting.
@hellcowboy (7374)
• United States
6 Jul 08
If a person is my enemy,I would not be there friend,but I would at least act like there friend and keep a close eye on them because as the old saying goes keep your friends close,but keep your enemies closer,which is a very good saying to live by,because if you keep them really close,it is harder for them to do anything to hurt you.
@nareshreddy68 (628)
• India
6 Jul 08
If I made friends with my enemy I cannot talk to them freely because while I am talking with them the quarrel happened between us will pinch that means it will be realising so i don't allow them to made friends
@littlepinoy (600)
• Philippines
12 Jul 08
I don't have an "enemy", i think we should use a different word. ahhaha. I don't know what that word is though.
And yes, I will welcome that person as long as he will stop [or minimize] or not do the things that make me angry and mad.