True Friendships In Toy Story, By George Woodberry

Literary critic, George Woodberry once said, “I am quite sure that no friendship yields its true pleasure and nobility of nature without frequent communication, sympathy, and service.”We may have many friendships, but only a handful of them stand out and mean something to us. Real friends always aim to pay attention to each other's needs and veto the “what’s in it for me” mentality. True friendship fabricates when two people genuinely seek first to understand the other person before being understood themselves. Solid communication among two people leads to characteristics that will make a friendship strong and genuine.

Good communication leads to trust. The movie, Toy Story, is an excellent example of this. It's about two toys who compete