Hold a true friend with both hands - With Love from your Ancestors
African
Proverb.
Hold
tight to a true friend, hold on with both hands. True friends are hard to find,
in today's day and age is one of the hardest things to find.
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| Hold tight to a true friend, hold on with both hands. - African Proverb with Love from your Ancestors |
When
something bad happens, when we get sick or go through big disappointments or
major loss, it is only natural to want someone to be there to help. True
unconditional friendship is rare and hard to find so when you find your friendship
soulmate, hold on to them with both hands.
Friendships
can be rooted in a number of different impulses. Unhealthy elements like need,
the desire for borrowed status, and the wish for flattery are as common as the
more healthy ones like mutual interests, sense of humor and natural
compatibility.
Part
of a good friendship is honesty. Friends are precious, even irreplaceable, but
they are also fragile. The nature of friendship changes and you to must change
with it.
With Love from your
Ancestors
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