My friends- By Igli Haxhillari

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There is nothing better in this world than having a few very loyal friends, more like brothers, in which you can say anything and everything. There is nothing better than when you bully each other all the time, but you know that there is no closer bond. There is nothing better than sharing a laugh, so much so, that you're in tears and unable to take a breath. That is the bond of true friendship, that is the bond that will keep you going in life, that is happiness.

When asked what is important to a person, many will answer differently. Some will say money, others family or love, but what connects everyone is that each and every one of those people holds something dear to them, and that is what connects us; the fact that we all have something important to us.

While many people have a different say in what is important to them, I think friends are very important to me, but not just any friends: not acquaintances, or people you just talk to, I'm talking about real friends who you can consider your family. While not many people have the luxury of experiencing this type of friendship, many do, I along with them, and I must say that it is superb.

Although, just because I say that my friends are important to me, I have many other things that are important, I just chose to write about my friends because who better to write about than people you spend your entire time together bullying and making fun of but still have a blast. That is the importance of friendship.Image result for friendship

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  1. AnonymousJanuary 26, 2020 at 8:11 AM

    I agree, I don't know where I'd be without my past and current friends.

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  2. DanielleJanuary 27, 2020 at 8:42 AM

    I agree - true, good friends are important .

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