Do you agree or disagree that when friends hurt each other it is easy to make up and be friends again?
11 comments:
Katie Swisher
said...
I think it depends on the type of friendship. If you are really close and can't go five minutes without talking to each other, then yes, it maybe easier to make up. But if you are not close, it would most likely be harder to make up.
it all depends on how the friend hurts the other. If it is something small a strong friendship will get you past that, but if your "friend" betrays you and does something with total disregard for how you feel, it is very hard to become friends again.
No it is not at all easy because most times you have broken a trust with that friend and it will take alot to forgive that person let alone trust them and be friends like you were for a long time. you can never take things back and they will most likely never forget them.
I think it not only depends on the scenario and circumstances of the given problem, but also if the friends share true friendship, they would be able to look past each others faults. Forget and forgive if they are a true friend.
This depends on the type of people you and your friends are. If your group is more sensitive, it may be harder to make up after a disagreement. But I believe it is easier with my group of friends because we are less sensitive.
I think it depends on how good of a friendship it is, and how badly they hurt each other. Its easy to stay mad at somebody you don't talk to all the time, but its a little harder to be mad at somebody who is a big part of your life.
It really varies on the foundation of which the friendship was created and the actions that were committed. Some friendships are easier to fix than others, but in the case of shattered trust a friendship is almost impossible to revert back to the way it was before. Experiences, duration and other additional factors also have to be considered when deciding whether a friendship is salvageable or not.
11 comments:
I think it depends on the type of friendship. If you are really close and can't go five minutes without talking to each other, then yes, it maybe easier to make up. But if you are not close, it would most likely be harder to make up.
it all depends on how the friend hurts the other. If it is something small a strong friendship will get you past that, but if your "friend" betrays you and does something with total disregard for how you feel, it is very hard to become friends again.
I guess depends on the situation. If you are really close to your friends then it is easy to be friends again
No it is not at all easy because most times you have broken a trust with that friend and it will take alot to forgive that person let alone trust them and be friends like you were for a long time. you can never take things back and they will most likely never forget them.
I think it not only depends on the scenario and circumstances of the given problem, but also if the friends share true friendship, they would be able to look past each others faults. Forget and forgive if they are a true friend.
This depends on the type of people you and your friends are. If your group is more sensitive, it may be harder to make up after a disagreement. But I believe it is easier with my group of friends because we are less sensitive.
I think it is easy in some cases but it mostly depends on what you did that hurt them.
I think it depends on how good of a friendship it is, and how badly they hurt each other. Its easy to stay mad at somebody you don't talk to all the time, but its a little harder to be mad at somebody who is a big part of your life.
It depends on what they did to hurt eachother. If it was something minor it can be easy to get over but if it's more serious it can be harder.
It really varies on the foundation of which the friendship was created and the actions that were committed. Some friendships are easier to fix than others, but in the case of shattered trust a friendship is almost impossible to revert back to the way it was before. Experiences, duration and other additional factors also have to be considered when deciding whether a friendship is salvageable or not.
no because it made the relationship strenuous
Post a Comment