Types Of Friends In Life

Types of Friends I Have Had Through Life Friends are people who we know and with who we have a bond of mutual affection, typically exclusive of sexual or family relations. Through different stages of our lives, life has given us the opportunity of encountering with phenomenal human beings, however, others not so much. Through these people, there is so much that we can embrace from; it could be to enrich our persona or unfortunately deteriorate it. Indeed, friends are the siblings God never gave us.
Friends are the family that we get to choose. They are pals who do not judge the book by its cover instead, comprehend and offer their unconditional love. These friends come in different categories: friends for a reason, friends for a

In addition, became each other’s backbones through thick and thin. They were also those types of friends who offer their friendship not expecting anything in return. If lucky enough, they would become our lifetime friends.

Through my 6th grade in Gratigny Elementary, I met Eunice and Zinthia; we were mutual friends. My classmates were like water and oil. I will never forget the day I met Eunice. I had recently arrived from Honduras and only spoke Spanish. We met the first day of 6th grade. I was assigned to the seat next to her since she was one out of the three Hispanic students who spoke Spanish. Right away, I noticed how sharp and sneaky she was. Our friendship was built based on various factors: similarities, common interests, and adventures. We had various things in common; one being that she was also from Honduras. The other was that we liked Backstreet
Boys; we were in love with A.J. But one in particular was that we loved to get in trouble. I remember both of us having the habit of doing three-way phone calls to order pizzas and sending it to Zinthia 's house. We used to also bully other students either because I did not like

His personality was out of this world, which I believe was what made us friends. I admired how outspoken and talented he was. We both had two things in common: similar personalities and loved to dance. We were also walking buddies; we walked from school to our houses. Having a male friend was completely different; it was less dramatic.
In Juan, I was able to find a confidential friend. I felt comfortable expressing my concerns and secrets with him.

Suzette, on other hand was melodramatic, but also nice. She was Dominican/Puerto Rican and
I came across her in my English class. We also had Physical Education and Civic classes together. She was also part of the walking buddies from the group. We became close friends because I felt sympathy for the way her mom used to treat her. Suzette saw me as her confidential friends, someone who would always listen to her problems. Every time her mom mistreated her, she would always run away from her house and come to mine.

4. High school friends, these types of friends are those who reveal their true identity after making new friends. They would also become the first one with who we would experience starting our first