Friendship Definition Essay

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My definition of friend is someone who likes to see me struggle on things and like to laugh at my mistakes. My friends are Cole, Courtney, Alie, Rebekah, Carter, Riley, Jakie, Donnie, Kenny, Derek, Alex, Cassie, Benji, Kale, and Kevin. They are my friends because they will hangout with me and talk to me about personal stuff in there lives and in mine. I don’t really have friends that are older than me or younger they are all in my grade. None of my friends are relatives most of my relatives are mean to me because they don’t like me, I don’t know why at all (but really I do). My friendship with kale is awesome he is the exact opposite if the definition that I gave of friend. He is an awesome person with an amazing personality (this sounds a

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