Question

Write a composition (in approximately 400-450 words) on the following subject.

Friendship

Answer 1

Friendship is the strongest bond between two people because it doesn’t judge, accepts, or demand anything in return. Mostly because a friend is someone who knows everything about you and still likes you. You don’t have to hide anything from a real friend. You are free to be yourself. Being close to a friend is the only place that can make you feel that way. 

There have been stories that show how strong friendship is. For all time, the story of Lord Krishna and Sudama will stand for true friendship. It goes beyond limits. It’s enough that one heart knows the other one. Someone who gives without being asked is a friend. In fact, “Friends are the children God never gave us.” When you have given up on yourself, your best friend will still believe in you. They’ll be with you good times and bad. No questions asked; just giving help without any conditions.

The best thing about friends is that we can tell them anything. They can know our deepest fears, secrets, and wildest ideas, and we can be sure that they will always stay hidden. There is an invisible link between kids that makes bonds last. A wise person once said, “One loyal friend is worth ten thousand relatives.” He is not like all of those relatives and friends who set lofty goals. There is no order based on age or job. When people give and take, there are no barriers. Family members may fight over land. They might become angry and even mean. In friendship, this never happens because we can pick our friends but not our family.

We learn who our real friends are as we get older. There will be less room in our hearts for fake friends, but there will be more room for real ones. Friends are like stars: we can’t always see them, but we know they’re there for us. This makes you feel safer and better about your health. But at the same time, we need to see and talk to them because love and friendship can grow when two people are together. A good laugh can erase years of being apart, a strong handshake can make you feel less lonely, and a big hug can make you feel safe.

For any relationship to work, there needs to be friendship. In marriage, with kids, and in keeping family ties strong, it can work like magic. We need to work on fostering friendships across countries if we want to move toward globalization and a one-world society. In a nutshell, friendship is what holds all interactions together.