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Examples Of Dialectical Journal For Of Mice Of Men

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Mice of Men Anticipation Guide Journal The statement “A true friend will tell you the truth even if you don’t want hear it” proves to be true in most circumstances. When a friend is in a situation that is important, a true friend will tell the truth. It may not be the easiest thing to do, because telling the truth could possibly lead to initial feelings of unhappiness or even resentment. But, a true friend’s goal is for their friend to succeed in the long run, not to just be happy in the moment. It is better to hear the truth from someone that they know cares about them, than from a stranger whose goal is to put them down. For example, a person in a friendship was changing for the worse; it is important to inform the friend what is happening

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