For any adolescent whether they are urban or rural, friendship, without a doubt, is the most important aspect of adolescence today. I consider adolescence to be a very difficult time in my life, with school, family and, most important of all, maintaining an active social life. It is my friends, in my opinion, that insure my mental stability and ease the passage from this life-stage to the next. To me a friend is not just an acquaintance of mine, so while other teens may have twenty to thirty friends, I have five to ten friends at most. I feel that the reason for this is that a friend to me has to have many distinct virtues.
A friend to me, means that he or she has to be compassionate, loyal, kind, caring, overt to my feelings, has to have a good sense of humor, a good personality and most important of all, always has to be there for me. Most adolescents would think that no one person has all of these qualities, so they lower their friendship standards. I, on the other hand, feel that it is how you interpret each quality that determines whether or not you would consider a person to have it. A couple examples of this are that I feel that considering a person to be always there for you does not mean they have to be around you 24/7, but they should at least be on call in your times of need. Also having a good sense of humor does not mean that a friend has to laugh at all of my jokes, but they can’t be too serious. Also for me a friendship does not occur over night.
The Essay on How to Maintain Good Friendship
I first looked not so confident to communicate with any foreigners because I didn’t know how to find the opening expressing to foreigner because we differed culture such as lifestyle or habitual life. Meanwhile, once I got connection with them, I wished my relationship be longer. As soon as you will know each other; latter on, you exactly would like to make the relationship with foreigner stay ...
It takes time for each person to get to know one another and experience each other’s individuality. I feel that if you jump into a friendship too quickly, then the smallest of infraction in your relationship may cause it to end. The most difficult type of friendships to have and fully understand during adolescence are inter-gender relationships. I feel that boy-girl relationships are not only complex, but emotionally straining as well. For any adolescent this is peek for not only friendships, but also relationships as a whole. The problem occurs when the issue of love starts to associate itself with friendship, which for adolescents is still too difficult to understand and in most adolescent relationships will be what destroys it.
Also being a male, I would know that the issue of sex, which is the ultimate goal for any male, enters our minds and becomes the soul foundation for even considering an inter-gender relationship during adolescence. In my opinion, the only part of humanity that has yet to evolve is the need for companionship. As far back as the prehistoric period, it is believed in most monotheistic religions that the soul reason for creating Eve was so that Adam would have companionship on earth. Adolescents are no different. Their constant determination for companionship is what prepares them to enter today’s real adult world. Many successful teenage friendships even continue well into the next life-stage, and I hope that mine will do the same..
