Having Differences

A good friend produces benefits for the person across from them. But when a friendship has a dark cloud, both parties suffer, and instead, the umbrella becomes the prize. This is the heart of every argument. A lesser item deceptively appearing more valuable than the people it divides. I know this too well.

Nevertheless, how do we solve this? I’d say, first, start with yourself. Have I been a good friend. If so, great. Now, flip the coin. Has my friend also been good to me? The point is without value nothing is repairable. The relationship is as good as dead.