What quality do you value most in a friend?
Throughout our life journey, we usually meet with a lot of people: different people, strange people, and special people. There is an Arabic saying that means; the friend to all is lonely. Or, in other words, the friend to all, has no friends. Do you agree? I do.
I have never had too many friends. As a matter of fact, I’ve never had more than two in every stage of my life. Having this few, or better say one friend every now and then, I have come to appreciate friendship as a unique and pleasant experience that involoves more than just people. This why I agree with the Arabic saying. I encountered people who have tried their best to make as many friends as possible. But, the process often proved futile when they find not a single friend who can listen or be around when they need someone. Just then, they feel lonely even with so many around.
Friendship is a noble and rare experience isn’t it? And, a friend should be a special person. And, by the way, ‘special’ can mean too many things but it doesn’t imply perfection. And, what I value most in a friend is their honesty.
What else could be better than being a true friend? Honesty. It really hurts when, one day, you find out that your friend was using you just like a taxi driver who’s been booked to take them to a certain destination. Once they arrive, they slam the door and left without even offering a goodbye note.
Your lifetime friend is your true friend.
With all the best wishes,
Nahla

Your reflection on the rarity of true friendship resonates deeply. Quality over quantity indeed holds true, as genuine connections are treasured. Your emphasis on honesty as the most valued trait underscores the importance of trust. Your insights enrich the discourse on friendship, highlighting its noble role. Thank you for sharing your thoughts and experiences.
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I really appreciate your comment. Thanks so much for reading.
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You are welcomed and the pleasure is mine
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