So friends are those who are close to us ( not necessarily physically ) and who accompany us in our life - they help us, assist us, have fun with us etc. Some of them gain a really special place in our hearts and we call them our "best friends". But what is interesting that being friend means doing - sometimes or maybe even quite often - very mean and nasty things to others with purpose to protect the interest of their best friend ( e.g. lying in the court to save their friend from being sentenced to jail ).
Friends are those who support us and we can count on them in difficult moments. Well... at least this is the theory because the practice quite often shows that once we have problems then all our "friends" are not there anymore. And so there is the saying that we can see who our real friends are once we are in trouble and we need help.
So here is a very important question:
Is it possible at all to count always on our friends ?
Theoretically there exists this possibility. It all sounds really nice but then the practice shows something different. I know that there is a group of people ( especially the young ones ) who believe in values and they don't want to go around not trusting anybody.
To be continued