Friendships are born in a million different ways, and good friends are vitally important to your mental
health and to the quality of your life. Friendship is an opportunity to love, to learn about (16)
to mature as a human being, and to open up to the full experience of life.
If you don't let your friends give to you, it's a one-way relationship. You may feel safe, but this is not a full
relationship and it's not a true friendship. A true friendship requires both giving and receiving. Give (17)
much as you can and be gracious in accepting their giving to you.
Friendships can and do change. There has to be enough freedom, independence, affection, (18)
and acceptance in your relationship for the growth that is a normal part of human
development. Be (19).
careers, and interests constantly impact the daily structure and flow of our lives. This is where effort comes
in. You can find ways to keep the relationship alive and strong if you are willing to be creative.
Developing true friendships may sound like a lot of work but the joy of experiencing life with an open heart
and sharing it with a true friend are (20)
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to adapt to different ways of relating to each other. Marriages, children,
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