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Definition Essay On Friendship

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Friendship means that you depend on each other,or don’t lie about major things that could ruin the friendship.This means you can’t do anything that your best friend could go against for which means both of you have to agree on many things sometimes whether it helps or not. In the story of the ant and the grasshopper,the ant was only working for himself and his friends.He did not help the grasshopper at all because the grasshopper asked him if he could talk with the ant,but he had work to do for himself and his friends.That could mean that the ant was never friends with the grasshopper.A friend isn’t considered like someone who doesn’t help you with anything at all.That is what the grasshopper represented,he didn’t help himself with food for

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