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You may have undergone a time in your life without friends. However it may be strange, not having at least a single person whom you considered, call and treated as friend can really happen.
Nevertheless, a life without friends is different when you have gone or moved to a new location, wherein your sense and spirit of adventure is immense since everything that surrounds you is different.
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My friends are the key to my personality. I’ve experienced many types of friendship, starting from kindergarten up to where I am now. I saw myself change from a closed person to a social and friendly person, all because of different incidents I faced with my friends.
During my school days, I experienced one of the best friendships that I’ve ever had. I learned a lot from her and enjoyed every moment we spent together. We were more than just friends; she changed me into a better person. She made me part of her life, introduced me to her problems and how she managed to solve them, and taught me how to understand life and what is going around me. I cherished every moment with her, and loved her more than I loved myself. I couldn’t take a step without her next to me, or make a decision without hearing her point of view and her advice. She was a friend that I’ve always dreamt of and always wished I had.
She was one year older than me, but had the knowledge and capability of an older person. She was wise and intelligent. Being around her made me feel comfortable and strong. I understood how important a friend can be in one’s life, I felt special to have a friend like her. She lightened my way through the hard times, and gave me a hand when I needed it most. I felt like she was an angel that God sent me, to show me how a friend can be, and how incredible one’s life could be. Friends are a gift from God that should be appreciated.
I can say that my life was turned upside down from that point onwards. I learned to treasure what I have, accept what I get and be thankful for the friends I got. I started to understand how it is to be a real and honest friend, and the things expected from me. Friendship is not about how long you’ve known someone, it’s about who is always there for you. No matter how old I get, I still carry with me the experiences I had and lessons I’ve learned from her.
During my school days, I experienced one of the best friendships that I’ve ever had. I learned a lot from her and enjoyed every moment we spent together. We were more than just friends; she changed me into a better person. She made me part of her life, introduced me to her problems and how she managed to solve them, and taught me how to understand life and what is going around me. I cherished every moment with her, and loved her more than I loved myself. I couldn’t take a step without her next to me, or make a decision without hearing her point of view and her advice. She was a friend that I’ve always dreamt of and always wished I had.
She was one year older than me, but had the knowledge and capability of an older person. She was wise and intelligent. Being around her made me feel comfortable and strong. I understood how important a friend can be in one’s life, I felt special to have a friend like her. She lightened my way through the hard times, and gave me a hand when I needed it most. I felt like she was an angel that God sent me, to show me how a friend can be, and how incredible one’s life could be. Friends are a gift from God that should be appreciated.
I can say that my life was turned upside down from that point onwards. I learned to treasure what I have, accept what I get and be thankful for the friends I got. I started to understand how it is to be a real and honest friend, and the things expected from me. Friendship is not about how long you’ve known someone, it’s about who is always there for you. No matter how old I get, I still carry with me the experiences I had and lessons I’ve learned from her.
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