Appreciating friends

friendship is not only saying Hi or hello. and i dont even call those my friends too. every hand shaker is not friend. in fact friends should follow that a friend in need is a friend indeed. i have a habit of checking my friends that are they really friends or they are only pretending to be a friend. i call their emergency help so i may know that what they are really. i fully help out my friends too so they may know that i am not only friend by name and i mean i am their friend thanks for your discussion gohar

appreciating friends is very important because you are building your relationship with them. friends are like always investments, they are also a great shoulder in time of need.

when it comes friends, i have lots of friend, then people i know. but i have a few close friends which i call them my family. because these are the ones who is always there for me, and i am there for them. through good and bad times

friendship is precious.indeed friend know each other well.they know what kind of help their friends need indeed.sometimes a word is important than anything else.some times they need your support.

I would appreciate friends by looking what she/he doing good things to the people he/she sorround. I really appreacite people whom are religious,down to earth and most of all understanding. Always hear what other people says and gives some good advices which cannot harm to him/her.

yes. i love my friends. even if i have met many people and many new friends, my high school friends and i still have time to be together. we recall our old days and we plan of a good future for all of us, still friends!

I only have aabout 6 true friends that I feel would help me if I needed it. The rest I consider acquaintances.I am pretty shy and I don't really make friends easily, but once I do, I consider them friends for life. I have two friends that i went to school with and even though things have changed and some have moved out of state, I still make sure we keep in touch. I do appreciate my friends. I hope they know it, but probably the only thing I do to show them is to be there if there is anything I can do for them and maybe just keep in touch.

Friendship is when it's more than just greeting and saying 'hey'. If you can understand what the other is going through just by looking and helps each other unconditionally then that's friendship.

I even appreciate strangers. They said that don't talk to strangers but i do, not all the time but I can see myself that doing that. It doesn't mean we are friends. Being friends starts from being strangers then acquintance , then to another level of friendship where you share everything about yourself. Then you will find out you have something in common and in contrast. There are some friends that make reservations about their private life and some are easily lay down their story. For me, I always appreciate both of them and I'm feeling fortunate that they can trust me to share their problems. I'm always ready to listen. Constant communication can make your friendship go up to the next level.