Hello everyone, here is my entry for this week's prompt
I have always believed that a soulmate is only a person who one is inlove with probably a patner. But growing up i realize that a soulmate could be your mother, father, husband and even friend..
Concerning this, there are so many things I'd like to say.
Firstly, I'd say to her this:
"In all your struggles to have good friends, you should be the best any friend could ever ask for and be lotal. Love yourself, but show lots of love to your friends and even people you feel do not deserve it. In the end, everyone needs love. Also, show up for your friends big time even if they don't ask for it. It really counts."
Furthermore, I'd tell her "Your friends should be good to you, but they should also be good to other people too. If they’re nice to you and then turn around and talk crap about other people or are mean to others, then you should stay away from them. Not everyone deserves loyalty, I know, but everyone should be treated right."
Lastly, I'd tell her this: "Friends aren’t toys to be discarded when you get bored. Deep friendships take time and commitment. All the same, keeping friends isn't always about the longest you've known a person, it's about who has always been the realest. Don't always beg friends to stay, walk away when you realize you're no longer valued. Your mental health is important."
In addition to that, I have this to say.
"There are some people you should never let go. Not because they're too important or you can't do without them, but because they're simply irreplaceable. The things they do, the way they go extra miles for you, the love they show you, the bond you have and all; you might never experience it again in life. This might sound creepy but it's reality. Always have self respect but never let it mature into overconfidence and pride. There'll be a thousand and one things to regret if you do."
THANK YOU FOR READING ❤️❤️