برزنتيشن عن اي موضوع بالانجليزي

برزنتيشن عن اي موضوع بالانجليزي

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The importance of friendships

 

We can define "friends" as people who have a mutual feeling of affection or sympathy. Friendship is therefore a bond between people, a bond whose importance varies according to the personality and emotional needs of each. The single person is alone, unlike couples, to lead his life in an individualistic and insecure society. During celibacy, the awareness of our loneliness as human beings can be heightened, as a romantic relationship "creates a universe for two, generating strength and support" (1). Friendship is therefore a social bond whose importance is remembered all the more by us in times of celibacy.

 

 

A link that can secure

Friendship is a different link from other social links in our daily life (colleagues, neighbors, acquaintances, friends) because it is an emotional link between people who choose each other: this choice often explained by "affinities" is unconsciously guided by our education, our emotional needs. This choice can be made on people whom we recognize as similar or different because we are guided by our expectations. Likewise, each, according to their history and their affects, will have their own perception of the strength or importance of this link. Friends can provide a certain emotional security which is essential and reassuring, but also, sometimes, practical help and moral support. This connection can reduce feelings of loneliness and prevent isolation.

 

 

A potential refuge

After a break-up, generally, the circle of friends evolves (choice of some not to hang out with us anymore or vice versa, new friendships ...) and the fact of moving from a life as a couple to a life of single implies major changes (fashion life, priorities, personal expectations). Friends allow us to verbalize our resentments and anxieties, if we are ready to do so, if their own personality, lifestyle, education allows them to listen and hear. They can help us challenge ourselves and move forward if, however, their care does not lock us into the role of victim. Our resilience depends on us but also on the size and quality of our support network. These exchanges, added to the shared festive moments, make friendship a beneficial refuge because it creates links.

 

 

A link that can enrich

Friends generally share values ​​(derived from education, religious beliefs). They can represent a reference but also interest us by their differences. Friendship is also potentially a vector for new encounters. The virtual world also gives us a new possibility of forming various friendships, quickly and without leaving home (even if it is necessary to wonder about the meaning of the word "friend" often overused on the internet). This link avoids physical isolation (outings, meals, leisure, discussions) and spiritual isolation (dialogue, sharing) but can also sometimes turn out to be a little overdone or even superficial (due to the immediacy of the link). As in reality, the link is forged over time and depends on our respective life paths ...