Best Friends

Friendship isn't a big thing - it's a million little things.
 
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True friendship comes when silence between two people is comfortable
 
 
Having good friends is a gift ... Having a Best Friend is a blessing !
 
Your best friend is one who shows you the mirror; shows you what you are, makes you realise your hidden potential and helps you discover the real You.
 
Your best friend will not agree with all that you do and say and think. Your best will tell you what is right, where you are right and also where you are wrong or mistaken.
 
Your best friend is your hope, your motivation, your strength, your sounding board, your moral support, your SOS call, your partner-in-crime (i mean the innocent kind), your companion all through life.
 
And while you revel in the blessing and be happy about having a Best Friend ... Dont forget to be an equally good Best Friend to your Friend !!
 
What your Best Friend has done for you ... You gotta do for your Best friend too ...
 
Not that your best friend will complain if you did not act like their best friend .. they hardly would. Best friends are the kind who wouldnt ask for anything in return.
 
But having a best friend makes u responsible for being a best friend
 
Being Friends has always been a two-way thing ...
 
Being Best Friends requires your love, sensitivity and understanding ...
 
So if you have a Best Friend (or even Good Friends) ... hold on to them tight ... they are precious and rare !! very very precious and rare !!
 
 

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