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Xin Tian
28 May 1993DHS 4C DHSSB Basses Euphonium DHSSC IA LSBC Youth Ablaze Why-Not I love chicken cocktail sausages and dark chocolate and cheesy hotdogs and eggs. I love my bolsters. I love my family to the maxxxxx! :) (Carpe diem quam minimum credula postero) |
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Haha, click. http://www.wikihow.com/Be-a-Good-Friend Interesting interesting interesting... (Sighs) But I can't do this, for nuts. 9. Give your friend space. Understand if he/she wants to be alone or hang out with other people. Allow it to happen. There's no need to become clingy or needy. Allowing one another the time to hang with other friends gives you much-needed breathing room, and allows you to come together fresh and appreciating each other even more. I like this though. 12. Never make a promise you know you can't keep. Good friendship is based on trust - if you break a friend's trust, the friendship may be very hard to salvage. Of course, if you have made a promise and planned to keep it, but circumstances beyond your control conspire to prevent it, let your friend know as soon as you find out. Don't wait until 15 minutes after you were supposed to arrive to call and say, "gee, I'm sorry." Instead, a quick call to say, "Hey, I know I promised to help you with whatever it is, but my mom is telling me we are going to my aunt's for the weekend, and leaving tomorrow just after school - that means I won't be able to make it. I'm so sorry. Can we reschedule?" That's just honoring the fact that your friend is counting on you, and respecting the fact that, given a little notice, your friend might just be able to get someone else to help with whatever it was - or not, whatever. But at least you won't be hanging your friend out to twist in the wind. Haha, oh well, oh well. Conclusion: Being a friend is tough. -_- |