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    When I was in high school, I found myself in a mildly toxic friendship. I met her in the seventh grade and while at that time I found her to be one of my best friends, as we got older the friendship began to grow more strenuous. Occasionally it turns out that people can end up being a completely different person than who you think they are. When I was sixteen years old, I realized just how tough it was to maintain a true friendship when the girl that I thought was one of my closest friends…

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    What is a friend? Is it the person you just happened to meet last night that friended you on Facebook? Or is it the person who has been with you through thick and thin and has always had your back? In today’s world, it has become harder and harder for people to decipher which of these vastly different people are their “friends”. The label “friend’ has become devalued and used so much that the line has become blurred between a companion and an acquaintance. In modern America 25% of people do not…

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    Friendship has many meanings. It 's what you make out of it. For instance, one’s definition of friendship maybe having a person on whom you can rely and who is always there for you no matter what. An example of an important quality in a friend would be someone who can brighten your day even when you 're at your worst. In having a friend who can brighten your day, you know that you will always have someone there in which you can call to come and cheer you up. To have a secure friendship, the…

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    Think for a moment about someone with whom you are particularly friendly with and discuss what you like about them and how the relationship got started. We first met when we were freshmen in highschool, I was a new student that year and didn’t know anyone. I met this person from the group of friends I fell into on the first day, we all become close and still talk everyday. But what I like about this certain person from my friend group, is that we play off each other very well, we always have…

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    In John Steinbeck's Of Mice and Men, there is one friendship that stands out throughout the novel. George Milton and Lennie Small display a picture of what friendship looks like to everyone they come across throughout the story. Their friendship has strengths and weaknesses. It also came at a cost to each of them while being friendless came at a different cost. George and Lennie show the readers that friendship is costly and can cause hurt but is worth it. George and Lennie became friends…

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    it better to have a true friendship or a fake friendship? Throughout the novel Of Mice & Men, by John Steinbeck, George and Lennie’s friendship shows throughout the novel. George takes care of Lennie and does not need anything in return. George is basically Lennie’s guardian. Just like in a true friendship it’s better to not need nothing in return knowing you have a person that will be there for you at any moment. Otherwise, it’d be a utility or a pleasure type of friendship. George protects…

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    Friendship Friendship is a feeling that everyone has and should experience in their life. It is a feeling of love and compassion for another person and helps the person know they can trust them. It lets the person know that you would so anything for each other no matter how big or small. In the novella, Of Mice and Men, there are two main characters Lennie and George. George and Lennie show compassion and friendship for each other all throughout the story in many different ways. There are many…

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    Lennie's Friendship

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    Friendship is being loyal to, kind to, and taking care of another person. It requires trust, because friendship’s inherent vulnerability easily lends itself to betrayal and the potential for rejection. The bond between George Milton and Lennie Small in John Steinbeck’s 1937 novel Of Mice and Men is a curious mix between positive and negative aspects of friendship. They are very loyal to each other, but George’s treatment of Lennie is questionable. However, theirs is a friendship that ultimately…

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    Eventually, what feels like forever in a four-year olds mind, which was probably actually two weeks, we became best friends again. She gained my trust, apparently an easy thing to do, which leads to the next story that impacted our friendship. On a warm summer dusk, she lined all the girls of Shea lane up in front of her mother’s red minivan and grabbed a pair of crafting scissors…

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    three types of friendship in Nicomachean Ethics. “Friendship has three species, corresponding to the three objects of love. For each of love has a corresponding type of mutual loving, combined with awareness of it” (Aristotle, 121). The first two types of friendship, utility and pleasure, are relatively fragile. These types of friendships are only good for as long as our wants and desires remain the same. Once they change it affects what we find useful or pleasurable leaving the friendship prone…

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