A friend is a person whom you meet at a social or formal setting and develops a bond after a few meetings. He/she is a person who can be trusted and can be considered as an extended family. A classmate or a colleague whom one greets occasionally is not a friend but just an acquaintance. According to research, one has to spend a considerable amount of hours to develop that bond of friendship.
- Friends act as the backbone and support in hardships and sufferings.
- Friends encourage, inspire and motivate to move further ahead in life.
- A friend is the one who accepts us as our true selves, e., shortcomings and flaws.
- Friends help and guide us to the right path and hold us together on every speed breaker of life.
- Children can develop the habit of sharing and caring when they have friends.
- Children can learn from their friends and can grow into responsible adults. It applies to everyone regardless of age.
- Life becomes more fun and enjoyable with friends as they can do much stuff together such as playing etc.
Hence, a friend is a significant part of life. Even animals have friends which project the value of it.
By Rohan
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