As a youth, the range of relationships in your life is varied. You have close interactions with parents, relatives, teachers, etc. But you spend the most time with your friends. Just as much as you need friends, your friends also need you. So being a good friend and expressing friendship is important
Often you meet someone who becomes a friend, then asks for a favor or wants your help. Once the favor is granted, you are forgotten. Such experiences of being used or abused put one off from making or being friends. Today, there are many casual acquaintances to who you can say “Hi, how are you?” and move on to saying,” Bye.” You may often mistake these superficial relationships for friendship.
A real friend is someone who is a source of strength, support and companionship; they accept you as you are and allow space for you to grow in your own way. The best part of friendship is not just being together, but also the strength of discovering that someone believes in you and is willing to trust you. That gives you spiritual strength.
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