Classification and Division

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Compassion, trust, and love are few of the general attributes I believe a person should have to be a friend. I like to believe that the people in my life will forever have a place in it; however that has not always been the case. In the two short years I have been in high school, I can say I have a vast amount of acquaintances, yet only a few people are worth calling my friends. As life changes so do the people you may have in it. Everyone is unique in their own way and therefore may have different types of relationships with any number of people. First, we are all separated by appearances and then by personality. The people I have allowed to be involved in my life are all different; yet somehow they seem to have a lot of similarities. The few of us have a simple level of compatibility. At the end of the day in our world, it doesn’t matter if they are pretty, smart, slow, or even dressed funny; in brief, when one of us needs a friend for any type of situation, we have one.
My dearest and closest friend whom I tell every intimate detail to, is the one person I know I can trust with all my heart. I tell her everything. She’s the first one I call when I feel the need to vent. From the way things are at home, to everything about my relationship; she knows it all. Her advice on relationships proves to be most reliable, seeing that she has been in a healthy relationship for over two years now. She always knows the right things to say at exactly the right times. Not only has she always been there for me, but I would also like to think I’ve always been there for her too. I could only hope my advice could prove half as reliable as hers. In addition, she seems to always be my shoulder to cry on. Even when we aren’t together, I can count o...

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...uth. My relationship with Lucas is indescribable, yet perfect in almost every way.
To sum it all up, it can be difficult to go about life without even a single friend, yet we all seem to manage. Friends get you through all kinds of situations. I wish I could maintain all the friends I currently have, but I realize and understand that the possibility is slight. We live and we learn. We grow in and out of friendships in accordance to our life’s expectancies and changes. Friends briefly touch your heart and some will stay longer than others. Personality and its uniqueness is everything, because no one wants several of the same friendships, all doing the same thing. With the friendships I have obtained, as long as they respect your beliefs, share the same interest in being your friend, and place all their trust in you; there’s a good friendship just waiting to happen.

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