“A friend to all is a friend to none.”
— Aristotle
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If someone tries to be everyone's friend, they might end up not being a true friend to anyone. Imagine you have a friend who always agrees with everyone and never takes a stand. This person might seem nice, but because they never show strong support or loyalty to any one person, it’s hard to trust them deeply. In life, true friendships require commitment and sometimes difficult choices. For example, when two friends argue, a real friend would try to help them work things out rather than just staying neutral to keep both sides happy. This quote reminds us that being a real friend means showing genuine care and loyalty, not just trying to be liked by everyone.
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