I know that it may seem unconventional to consider the chapters of this book as lessons. However, they truly represent the valuable insights and experiences I gain over time.
We all have had friends with whom we have created countless memories and shared profound experiences, believing that they would remain with us longer. However, when they leave us prematurely, it leaves us devastated.
In my experience, there are three kinds of friends–
1. Those who completely remove themselves from the group.
2. Those who align themselves with our adversaries.
3. The most detrimental are those who speak ill of us behind our back.
We all have those friends who can play wicked behind our backs and present their victim cards to others.
I've learnt it the hard way, "The more you let a friend into your heart, the harder they will throw you out!".
Careful people! Some are just snakes in disguise!
However it is up to how you deal with them and how you choose your people.
Always remember that "A Friend in NEED is NOT ALWAYS a Friend in DEED".
But we all know that ending is a beginning of something new.
If God closes one door, he opens another.
But be careful for a Wolf in a Sheep's Clothing, some might just bite!
-@Afshan
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