Definition Essay: A True Friendship

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A True Friendship
What comes to your mind when you think of a friend? Is it someone you see on a daily basis? Someone you have some fun conversations with? Just a little advice, not everybody you think is your friend is actually your friend. Nowadays, people use the term “friend” for anybody they have social interactions with, but there is a huge difference between your so called “friends” and a real friendship.
In a true friendship, your friend should be somebody who will always be there for you, no matter what goes on in both of your lives. They’re the person you could rely on when you’re going through a rough time, or you for them when they go through something rough. You know that no matter what you do, they’ll have your back, trying to help you out and trying their best to see what you’re going through through your point of view. They’re the person who you know will never judge you or make fun of you even when you’ve just made the dumbest decision ever, truly trying their best to help you no …show more content…

You’ll be able to trust them to keep all your secrets, good and bad. You’ll trust them enough to take your deepest, darkest secrets and keep them safe. Although some secrets aren’t to joke about, knowing somebody's secrets opens a door to a whole new world of teasing and inside jokes. You’ll both have access to little inside jokes that only to two of you will know, and that just makes your time together all the more fun. One of the best feelings in a true friendship is when you’re going to make a joke and you look to your friend realizing that they thought the exact same thing that you did and you both just laugh before even making the joke because you both read each other’s minds and already know what was going to be said. That feeling of joy knowing that somebody else is this world thinks exactly like you is probably one of the best and rarest things to find. A connection like this can’t just be made with

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