Building Friendship

“A friend is one who knows us, but loves us anyway.” Jerome Cumming

• Building friendships with people who are different from you and more interesting than you. They will be able to teach you much, which will result in your becoming a more interesting individual. Everywhere you go, make friends and meet new people. Friendship is not just about being someone’s friend.

• It is about making friends, respecting friends, and understanding the importance of having friends. Friendship is a two-way street. It is not enough to be friendly with others, one should also be able to make friends and have them respect you in return. Friendship can help people grow in many ways and it can also help people achieve their goals in life.

  

• A friendship does not develop easily or quickly. The development of friendship takes time, patience, dedication, and effort. Make sure you nurture the relationships you have with your closest friends when you have them. There are many people who may find this difficult. When it comes to developing friendships, here are some suggestions.

• You should avoid making judgments about other people, enviously competing with them, or being critical of them.

• Stay away from jealousy, resentment, and anger. Keep your feelings of resentment towards other people to a minimum. Slights and insults should not be tolerated.

• Make others feel good by giving love.

• Don’t hesitate to help others and learn from their experiences.

• It is also important to learn to forgive others and to give to them.

• Your friends will appreciate it if you try to understand them.

• You should apologize gracefully and in a dignified manner whenever you need to.

• You should be kind and generous to others.

• Embrace grace and goodwill in your everyday life.

• Give your friends hugs as often as you can.

• Don’t take your closest friends and family for granted.

• Every person you interact with should be respected.

• Embrace others’ joys and care about them.

• It is important to understand the people you care about. It is especially important to understand your friends because they are the ones who care about you.

• You need to be able to read their body language and know what they are thinking. You need to know what they want, what they need, and how you can help them.

• Understanding your friends does not mean that you have to agree with them or like everything about them. It just means that you are willing to hear them out and try to put yourself in their shoes for a moment so that you can get a sense of where they are coming from. Read More – Your First Cry is the Hardest

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