Why do we stick?

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I realize that friends of mine have to be friends of my family. That’s how it goes. Me and my family are just one. Our friends understand our situation and that was how we know they are the winners to our hearts. We found our circle friends. They found us. How do I define true friends? I might have no answer. All I know is that we respect each other. If that’s how you describe true friends, I am buying it. Definitely we are not an organization, association, company or league. I don’t even know how we got closer. All I know is that once in while we talk, we barbecue, we dance, we play, and we do all sorts of things that cultivate the circle. Why do we do that? I don’t know. If there is a reason, it should be good and it should not be categorised as ulterior motive. Why do we stick? If you find that being with them does not hurt and sometimes gives you enrichment, you got to stick.

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Anonymous said…
If there is one thing that made me who I am are my friends....literally and not. That is why I treasure them. I keep them but I also let them go....I don't own them....the best thing is we let each other grow, sometimes together, sometimes not....that makes friendship exciting when we share our different worlds...all the time and sometimes or even for awhile you loose track of them...memories keeps friendship lit.
4 March 2009 at 05:30:00 GMT+8
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