FRIENDSHIP
One of the best ways to make waves in society is to make friends, not just friends, but good friends. It is usually said that "the company one keeps defines who you are." Show me your friends, and I could tell the kind of person you are. Friends are like clothes we put on; the way you dress determines how people perceive you. In the same way, if you wear rags, you leave people with no choice but to call you a beggar or a lunatic.
Friends are shields against attackers. At the same time, bad friends are thorns that suck one's joy unexpectedly. One may decide not to have friends to avoid the odd side effects of keeping someone close, but it's impossible not to have at least one person you speak to. No matter how strict you may be, someone will still understand and listen to you all the time. They pay attention to every detail you share, work side by side with you, guide and protect you from getting hurt, celebrate your successes, pray for you, and wish you happiness and support you the best way they can, stand by you in hard times, and always show up whenever you need their attention. Friendship is an act of living.
Friendship sometimes brings and builds connections; your friend can be your home, family, colleagues, loved ones, a stranger, or a lover. In fact, someone you thought was your worst enemy might turn out to be your friend when you get closer to them, as long as they give you comfort, joy, and peace of mind.
Bad friends are wrong decisions we make when we are in need of help. Even after so many signals and warnings, one still continues to be with them until they show their true selves.
Although some friendships start on good terms, along the line, the tides turn and affect a good Samaritan. Bad friends can crash one's destiny while good ones build and continue building a great future for both of you. One can't predict when good friends turn bad or how sometimes, but there is always a drive. Some of these little forces will be discussed.