A friend is someone who will catch you when you fall, dry your tears and tell you it will be all right, pretend to be happy just to cheer you up, never leave you by yourself, make you laugh when you’re sad, call back if you hang up on them, follow you wherever you go, stop you from doing something stupid or hurting yourself, and they’re always willing to give up something that means a lot to them because they can be sure you’ll always be there in return, and because to them you’ll always mean more than you can imagine…
ONCE A LOVER, NOW A STRANGER; WHY LOVE IS THE RISK WE SHOULD ALL BE TAKING... I’ve always found the concept of breaking up with someone to be both unsettling and sad. Whenever I hear of a friend or family member’s relationship coming to an end, I feel somewhat disappointed that another love failed yet again. Seeing some families where their parents met and fell in love at 18 years old, I grew up believing in the whole “fairy-tale” ending phenomenon. I just didn’t understand how if two people loved each other so much, they could even fathom ending things. I think this is part of the reason I struggled so much in ending my first long-term relationship. She was more than just a LOVER; I grew up with her. I had so many firsts with this girl, and I went through many hard times with her by my side. She was my best friend for a couple of months and I couldn’t imagine life without her, or how I was even happy before we came together. Before I knew it, everything changed. She made c...
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