Itismoreimportanttochoosefriendsthatcanhavefunwithyouthantochoosefriendsthatwillhelpyouwhenyouneedthem.
One’slifecan’tbe
departedwithfriends.Butasfortheproblemtochosewhichtypeoffriends,
thosehavefunwithyouarethosewhohelpyouwhenyouneed,everyonehavea
differentchoose.Personally,Ipreferthelatterone.
Actually,
thosewhowillonlymakeyourlaughmusthaveapropose.Usually,theywantto
obtainsomethingfromyou.Forexample,myaunt,Jane,oncehadafriendthat
alwaysmakeherhappywhenshewassingle.Healwaysgavemyauntlotsofpresentsorgotravelwithmy
aunt.Myauntwaspleased,andstartedtothinkaboutmarryhim.However,when
myauntlostpartofherfortune,(shewasquitewealthybefore)themanleft
herwithoutsayingaword.Wecanfindthistypeofstoriesonthenewspaper
everyday,whenwemeetthosewhowoulddonothingbutonlyhavefunwithyou,but
leaveyouorfindanexcusewhenyouaskforhelp,weshouldn’tbetheir
friends.
Second,Ihaveto
saythattruefriendwillnotalwayspleaseyou.Forexample,inthebookEmma,
Mr.knightlyisEmmatruefriend,butheoftentoldEmmahershortpoints.Such
asafterEmmalaughedotherpeopleatthepicnic,Mr.Knightlytoldhershewas
toproud,thatcausedEmmaquietangry.But,duetoMr.knightlyunwelcome
words,Emmachangedtoabettergirl.Thatistosay,friendswhoalwayshave
funwithyou,appreciateyouorpleaseyou,arenotyourtruefriends.Instead,
thatareevenbadforyou.
Inaddition,as
theproverbruns,thosewhohelpyouareyourtruefriends.Really,friendsare
thosewhocareaboutyou,andgiveyouahandorundergothetroublewithyou.
Certainly,weshouldchoosethentobeourfriend.
So,inshort,Certainly,weshouldchoose
thentobeourfriendinsteadofthosewhocanonlymakeyoufeelhappy.andIwouldtoso.