Has your idea of what makes a good friend changed as you’ve gotten older?
Big boss, before answering, I have a question of my own: when will you change your ideas for creating prompts?
I do not think the qualities that define a good friend change with a person’s age. Habits and behaviour may change over time, but the principles by which I judge character do not.
Friendship is judged by character, not time.
So here is my answer:
No.
Once I have decided the principles required for a person to qualify as a good friend, I do not change them. Therefore, growing older has made no difference to my expectations of friendship.
I still value the same qualities that I always have.
A good friend was a good friend then, and remains a good friend now. The standards never changed.
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What is the biggest lie you have ever told your partner and they still don’t know till today? Not small white lie o, I mean that big lie, that lie that if they find out today, your relationship will scatter. That lie you told to cover up something, to protect yourself, to protect the relationship, or to hide who you really are. That lie you have been carrying in your heart every day, you smile with them, you sleep beside them, but you know inside you that you are hiding something. What is that lie, why did you tell it, and why have you not confessed till today?
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Very good question.
But I didn’t touch any close relationship.
A good friend I consider a friend only.
What you pointed out will be considered for answers at the proper time and reference.
Thanks for your straightforward response.
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