Definition of a true friend

December 10th, 2007

Meaning of a true friend

A true friend tells the truth.
You can declare a friendship has ended when you find that the person has lied to you or manipulated you over a sustained period of time. Or perhaps you and your so-called friend are trying to avoid each other. You get a sudden moment of insight and realize that there wasn’t really much going on. Most of the time, it’s a situation in which there wasn’t a good relationship to begin with, rather than a case of a solid friendship turning sour.

A true friend is genuine.
Do you feel like you can be yourself when you’re around your friends? True friends can take it when you’re feeling up or down, sad or angry. They let you express what you’re really feeling without trying to change, control or force you to take on another mood.

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A Group called cliques

October 6th, 2007

You always see groups of them hanging out around campus. It is not gangs. Cliques. Every school’s got ‘em. There are tons of different cliques. And, they can go by lots of different names. Check these out… they’re the types you’ll find everywhere. Where do you fit in?

Sport Girl cliques

These girls are into school sports: volley ball, track, tennis—you name it. They’re the ones who always have rackets sticking out of their backpacks and granola bars in their hands. They can
tell you how many fat grams are in every entree at the cafeteria, and they’re happiest when they’re in motion. In fact, they spend hours on the track or field during training season.

What’s cool about them: Their positive attitudes and their commitment, plus they help raise school spirit.

Why the world needs ‘em: They prove how strong girls really are. They motivate their friends to exercise and be healthy.

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