Do you think Friendship is more important than Relationships
By guyfrom2006
@guyfrom2006 (5)
India
August 6, 2007 3:11am CST
I have had many friends during my lifetime so far. And only a few remain close.
My experience has been that close relatives are more understanding than friends.
As a result, I am very guarded in making new friends.
Is this an aberration with me or holds true with everyone else.
5 responses
@raijin (10345)
• Philippines
7 Aug 07
The first factors to consider when establishing a relationship, is through making friends. There you'll get to know more of each other, learn and share new things with each other.
It really depends on what kind of friends you have, what they are to you maybe the reflection of what you are to them. So make sure that you treat them good and nice, for you to feel the treatment that you think you deserve from them..
@rinaaus (1201)
• Australia
6 Aug 07
yes it's true, Friendship is very important is our life. There are something that you can not talk or share with your family, or your partner, but you can talk or share with your friends. Friends help you improve yourself, they give you advices and teach you many life lessons.
@nutea_anin (281)
• Indonesia
6 Aug 07
yes,friendship is much more important than relationship. With my best friend, i can share anything;love,job,my parents,,,everything.
@vinzen (1020)
• India
6 Aug 07
Hi, yes i fully agree with you, as now a days true friends are very hard and rare to find, so we hae to be vary that we choose our friends and that too we must not expect much rom them, as each one has their some selfish motive attached and what we expect them to be, very rare youd find that in them, and yes relatives are better as friends with whom you can share everything, they are always with you, through your happy and sad moments and they know you and your nature inside out also, so better to trust them than your friends who may or maynot be really true to you.
