خواطر friendship

[Ghada Ahmed]

Be slow to fall into friendship; but when thou art in, continue firm and constant

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[مشتاق للشوق]

Be slow to fall into friendship; but when thou art in, continue firm and constant

Very nice words, but is there a friendship worth sticking to

 

[mor2010]

نايس تكست ..
ان تختار شخص من بين كل الاشخاص ..
لتثرثر له ابسط تفاصيلك اليومية ..
فانت تقول له انت تعني لي الكثير ولكن بطريقة اخرى

 

[Ghada Ahmed]

Very nice words, but is there a friendship worth sticking to

Not only sticking to, there are friends worth dying for

 

[زهايمر صعب النسيان]

Be slow to fall into friendship; but when thou art in, continue firm and constant

الإشارات كانت واضحة، أنت الذي أخترت
أن لا ترى.

 

[مشتاق للشوق]

Not only sticking to, there are friends worth dying for

Very nice , but I have not had a real friendship in my life

 

[Zezo1980]

Socrates was a wise philospher

 

[حسن٩٤]

Very nice words, but is there a friendship worth sticking to

Without friends the world is but a wilderness.

 

[Life selector]

Your words made me remember a very strong phrase i like written by Francis Scott
Fitzgerald
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[Ghada Ahmed]

Socrates was a wise philospher

He had wisdom

 

[Life selector]

They slipped briskly into an intimacy from
which they never "recovered
F. Scott Fitzgerald -​

 

[سراب انسان]

كلمات رائعة وحروف مزجت بحكمة

تحياتي لشخصك

 

[حسن٩٤]

friendship into three types:

Friends for pleasure: Social bonds that are established to enjoy one’s spare time, such as friends for sports or hobbies, friends for dining, or for parties.

Friends for benefit: All bonds for which cultivation is primarily motivated by work-related reasons or by civic duties, such as being friends with your colleagues and neighbors.

True friends: True friendship and true friends are what Aristotle explains are mirrors to each other and ''a single soul dwelling in two bodies."

 

[مشتاق للشوق]

Without friends the world is but a wilderness.

I agree with you, but times have changed and so have people

 

[حسن٩٤]

نايس تكست ..
ان تختار شخص من بين كل الاشخاص ..
لتثرثر له ابسط تفاصيلك اليومية ..
فانت تقول له انت تعني لي الكثير ولكن بطريقة اخرى

In poverty and other misfortunes of life, true friends are a sure refuge. The young they keep out of mischief; to the old, they are a comfort and aid in their weakness, and those in the prime of life, they incite to noble deeds.

 

[Ghada Ahmed]

Very nice , but I have not had a real friendship in my life

Someday you will find the one who deserves your friendship

 

[مشتاق للشوق]

Someday you will find the one who deserves your friendship

I don't think so because I became convinced to live with mysel

 

[Zezo1980]

He had wisdom

Of course he had and willing to share it with all humans

 

[Ghada Ahmed]

friendship into three types:

Friends for pleasure: Social bonds that are established to enjoy one’s spare time, such as friends for sports or hobbies, friends for dining, or for parties.

Friends for benefit: All bonds for which cultivation is primarily motivated by work-related reasons or by civic duties, such as being friends with your colleagues and neighbors.

True friends: True friendship and true friends are what Aristotle explains are mirrors to each other and ''a single soul dwelling in two bodies."

For myself, I prefer true friends to share the pleasures and benefits with

 

[حسن٩٤]

Some

For myself, I prefer true friends to share the pleasures and benefits with

true phrases

"Friends are the family you choose." Jess C. Scott

A friend is someone who knows all about you and still loves you.” ― Elbert Hubbard

“It is not a lack of love, but a lack of friendship that makes unhappy marriages.” ― Friedrich Nietzsche

“Friendship is the hardest thing in the world to explain. It's not something you learn in school. But if you haven't learned the meaning of friendship, you really haven't learned anything.” ― Muhammad Ali

“Only a true best friend can protect you from your immortal enemies.” ― Richelle Mead, Vampire Academy

"One loyal friend is worth ten thousand relatives." Euripides