Throughout our lives, we meet numerous amounts of people. Some we may see very often and others not so much. Many have become our friends and others simply day to day acquaintances. They may sometimes fall under the title friend, but we know in our own eyes that our friends are not all regarded the same way.
Of course, we have best friends. They are the ones with whom we share everything with and tell everything to. They are the ones that we know will not leave our side. They are trusted with all our heart. When we have something that we desperately need to get off our chest, best friends are the ones to tell. We know that with them, our deepest secrets are kept safe. An old quote says, “Everyone hears what you say. Friends listen to what you say. Best friends listen to what you don't say.”
There are also those who we consider our good friends. They are not as close to us as be
As you can see there is a label for nearly every contact in our lives. There are the people who are a major part of our life and a minor part of our life. There are also the ones who we do not truly need in our lives and the ones we truly wish were not part of our lives. The ironic thing is that these categories of people most likely feel the exact same way about us as we feel about them. Our best and good friends identify us the same as we do them. Our tolerated and fake friends most likely categorize us identical to how we place them. Everyone may be placed under the same tittle, but we truly know which category they fit in!
st friends are. This is possibly because we may not have as much trust in them as we do with best friends. There is no big reason for the mistrust; it is simply that our big secrets do not feel so secure with them. Although they are labeled differently from our
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