Definition of Friendship
Dwight Jeter
Brown Mackie College

Definition of Friendship What is the definition of a friend? Many people have friends that they can count on for anything. Others have fair-weather friends that are there when they need something. There are countless definitions of what a friend could be. Someone who has a close personal relationship of mutual affection and trust with another is the dictionary’s definition of a friend. Although there are many definitions of a friend, one know the true meaning of friendship it they have ever had a friend.
Friends often come and go but true friends always stay. Many people learn from their friends and often ask the advice of their buddy. Having a good friend can usually brighten a bad day, and make one smile since that is what friends are for. Being a good friend means that one will not judge the others mistake but help with the correction of the problem and lends useful advice to better their situation.
Being a good pal means that no matter what happens one will stand next to their friend’s decisions and choices. Sometimes one may not always like what their friends have to say but since there is a common ground between the two on e will often listen and respect what the other has to say. Often a time there is a challenge in camaraderie and some of the time there is an all out loss of friendship. Many people are friends with others but do not always treat their friends how they should. This results in fighting between friends. Most of the time it is a quick argument that ends in a better understanding of the others feelings. But sometimes friendships are hurt and it could take a very long time to repair the friendship, if it even could be repaired.
Support of a friend is one of the most important things that a friendship can offer. Letting a buddy know that one is behind them in