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When you have a friend who is seemingly happy in his/her new relationship, do you support and encourage them, or do you regularly try to find "faults" with the relationship, perhaps out of jealousy, insecurity of losing a friend, or even control issues?
What kind of friend are you? |
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I am supportive. If my friend is happy so am I
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support and learn to let go if its your best
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I enjoy seeing anyone in a happy relationship,especially friends.
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im the kind of friend thats happy for them..who would pick at someones relationship??? its really none of their buisness and they shouldnt put their input unless its asked for...like my momma always said...mind yo buisness
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When you have a friend who is seemingly happy in his/her new relationship, do you support and encourage them, or do you regularly try to find "faults" with the relationship, perhaps out of jealousy, insecurity of losing a friend, or even control issues? What kind of friend are you? I support no matter what |
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Im not a Good Friend...
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im the kind of friend thats happy for them..who would pick at someones relationship??? its really none of their buisness and they shouldnt put their input unless its asked for...like my momma always said...mind yo buisness
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I support them through the good and bad times. I encourage them to work things through.
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When you have a friend who is seemingly happy in his/her new relationship, do you support and encourage them, or do you regularly try to find "faults" with the relationship, perhaps out of jealousy, insecurity of losing a friend, or even control issues? What kind of friend are you? I support no matter what No need for YOU to post, I already know you do!
Thank you. |
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A true friend is one that offers their advice when asked does not quickly find fault in your decisions and is there to help dust you off when you fall.
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Im very supportive, and hopefully if i find someone my friends will be the same way.
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i'm thinking a true friend could only be supportive; a friend that acts out of jealousy or control seems to have an alterior motive. i say be supportive for their good fortune!
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The kind of "friend" who tries to pick apart the budding relationship is not a false friend..one who has their own agenda and does not really care what is best for you. They are jealous of the other party and want to divert your attention back to themselves. No one needs a friend like that.
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Im very supportive, and hopefully if i find someone my friends will be the same way. 
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irad, me too, through Universal Life Church, did a wedding this week-end.
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irad, me too, through Universal Life Church, did a wedding this week-end. |
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When you have a friend who is seemingly happy in his/her new relationship, do you support and encourage them, or do you regularly try to find "faults" with the relationship, perhaps out of jealousy, insecurity of losing a friend, or even control issues? What kind of friend are you? What's wrong Montana? Feeling treacly for the notion of unconditional love? 
ME TOO. |
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Edited by
michiganman3
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Tue 05/20/08 08:01 PM
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I refer to all other Ministers as Brother, henceforth I call you Brother Irad8you.
Or Bro Rad. Many weddings in Colo. 4 here in MI, ordained in 1984. |
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I support the relationship as long as they are not getting beat up or drugs are involved
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