e best in us, and a person without friends has serious difficulty accomplishing that feat.
             Most of us tend to consider many people friends, even if they are not close and do not spend much time with them. Examples of these might be colleagues, fellow students, neighbors and even your mailman. They might not be close friends, but they are friends in some sense of the word. Although they are friends that are here today and gone tomorrow, they are important because they are your connection to the rest of the world. Sometimes there is an inequality, and a way of balance must be found. Just as money differs on various kinds of products, qualifications and contributions differ in most friendships. True Friends share more than just mutual enjoyment of each other's company. Only someone true to their own self can become a true friend. The reason for that is only the true individual will seek out the ultimate good, and among the goods
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