I place inordinate value in true friendship. Likely because I have so few. So what is True Friendship, to me?
~ True Friendship ~
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We can talk of many anythings,
and understand.
We can talk of many anythings,
and never judge.
We can talk of many anythings,
and be forgiven.
We can talk of many anythings,
and still feel that we are loved.
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To me, this is the nature of true friendship. I have, and have had, only three that meet this test. And yes, true friendship is indeed something you should never test.
Some of my thoughts on friendship from Twitter appear below, perhaps you might enjoy reading them. If you’re on Twitter you can forward them to your friends by retweeting them from right here, with the button inside each tweet.
While you consider my thoughts on friendship, ask yourself how many true friendships you have, and how much they mean to you. To me, mine mean the world.
The blood that binds friendship, flows not in veins. #thought
— C.G.Ayling (@CGAyling) May 10, 2013
The blood that binds friendship, flows not in veins. #thought
One of the most powerful things about social media is it's ability to eliminate distance as a factor in friendship. #thought
— C.G.Ayling (@CGAyling) June 13, 2013
One of the most powerful things about social media is it’s ability to eliminate distance as a factor in friendship. #thought
Words, the anvil upon which friendship is formed, or destroyed. @MoonlightSoul_ #goodnight
— C.G.Ayling (@CGAyling) July 9, 2013
Words, the anvil upon which friendship is formed, or destroyed.
#FF you say? Well, for me that inspired a poem about friendship – read it here:- http://t.co/ocV5TivdT4 And never forget your friends.
— C.G.Ayling (@CGAyling) July 15, 2013
#FF you say? Well, for me that inspired a poem about friendship – read it here:- http://bit.ly/CGApFrn And never forget your friends.
A friendship without trust might be better termed a mutual-use association.
— C.G.Ayling (@CGAyling) November 28, 2013
A friendship without trust might be better termed a mutual-use association.
Friendship is not subject to time's passage.
— C.G.Ayling (@CGAyling) December 11, 2013
Friendship is not subject to time’s passage.
a sign of true friendship is that time may pass, yet nothing changes, and when together again, all is, the same. for, a friend long unseen.
— C.G.Ayling (@CGAyling) December 29, 2013
a sign of true friendship is that time may pass, yet nothing changes, and when together again, all is, the same.
True friendship is something to be treasured, not tallied.
— C.G.Ayling (@CGAyling) January 21, 2014
True friendship is something to be treasured, not tallied.
How is friendship formed? From mutual likes, respect, and trust? Perhaps knowing you can reveal your true nature, without fear of judgment?
— C.G.Ayling (@CGAyling) August 20, 2012
How is friendship formed? From mutual likes, respect, and trust? Perhaps knowing you can reveal your true nature, without fear of judgment?
{If you enjoyed this please look around, you’ll find [Samples] of my work to read, and perhaps some pieces that might be even considered poetic.
Indeed, you’ll even find a poem about friendship, }
