What's life without friend?

well like it wouldn't be a life , only family that would be like only the same routine everyday , everything is the same , same opinions thourgh out , it would be annoying

I depends on what type of friends you have. I have a couple of close friends, but that is about it. The rest of them are more like acquaintances. I prefer it this way. It makes life a lot easier...

I'm 61 years old and have had friends all my life. I had a lot more when I was younger. I have 2 friends that keep in touch,thanks to the internet,we've been friends since High school that was 1963. A long time ago.But you really need to define the word friend,do you include acquaintances as well? True friends will do anything for you,as some others won't. Good question. Good Luck here! tdemex

It's terrible,I cann't imagine the life without friends.To me,live without friends will be lonely,nobady share happy or sad with me,it's unbearable.We don't need too much friends,but,at least,we need one friend that we can trust totally. Happy mylotting!~

Meaningless, but describe more what you want from your readers , about more than 4 lines, you'll also be earning more. Without a friend, I would have no one to confide in about problems at home...a friend usually acts as the shock absorber and confidante . It's good to have a friend you can trust. It's like having an angel guiding over you everyday and every night. Life without a friend would be unbearable for me. I can't imagine myself having no friend.

Life without real friends or life without aquaintances?? I have always had a few aquaintances but no real friends. An aquaintance is someone that I see regularly, and am willing to talk to about something like my kid being sick. To me a real friend would be someone I loved, that I was not related to or married to, and that I could talk about anything with. For me life without a friend means simply that I have no one to turn to other than God during the really bad times in my life. God gives me strength, but can't give a shoulder to cry on or a pat on the back. It also means having no one to share my greatest joys with, other than my husband. My husband is really my only real friend. I have never had real friends simply because I move around a lot and I am very shy. Having no friends means I never leave one behind when I move, but makes me feel as if no one really cares.