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    Having a friends help you to mold your personality because they are the one who critic you in everything. A friend also assists you in your problems. Through thick and tin, friends are there to comfort you and cherish you. You can lean on in their shoulder, ready to listen on your problems whether it is redundant and most of all they won’t let you down. Boyfriends may lose but not your true friends. Right?

But,

    Are there any requirements or qualification to have a true friend? Is it necessary to choose a friend to have acquaintance? How valuable your friends? Do you treat them special as well as you treat your special love one? How about those friends that in an instant they are back fighting against you or other friend of yours? Why do people like that? Do you still considered that as a TRUE FRIEND??

    Well For me, my friends always lend their hands on me when I’m in need Even though I don’t have enough time to bond with them because of my busy schedule. I’m proud of having them as my true friends because they are protecting me against all the gossips behind my back. I know I have my mistakes. I know sometimes I neglect to go out with them. But still I’m making my ways to be with them even in a short of time. Now I’m happy of my life because as days passes by, I gain new circle of friends and hoping they are true to me. Hoping they are always with me till death do us part.

Thank you friends.. Thank you God..

In what way do people act when they are guilty? How about when they are caught in the act? Can you identify their actions? What if they feel mad? Is it similar reactions when you feel shame? What would be their common actions? Enumerate it.

1. People can feel ashamed, unworthy, or embarrassed about actions for which they are responsible. Feeling guilty for events which are out of our control is often unproductive and detrimental.
2. Guilt, because it emphasizes what someone did wrong, tends to elicit more constructive responses, particularly responses which seek to mend the damage done.
3. Guilt is tied to beliefs about what is right and wrong, moral and immoral. When we violate one of these moral guidelines, it causes us to feel guilty over our actions and seek to fix what we have done (see cognitive dissonance).
4. As a result, guilt is an important tool in maintaining standards of right and wrong in individuals and society as a whole. As such, guilt can often be used as a tool to overcome conflict.

To be continue, lack of time!..

When I met you, I admired you for being so professional. But I guess Im wrong!.. You’re acting like a kid. And at your age you must be matured enough to think and to decide, whether things are good or not. Dont blame others for what problems you may encounter, because you are the one who is involve for that situation. And things happen for a reason. And struggles come your way for you to be strong enough to face and to solve it!. Theres a saying "Don’t do unto others, what others dont want to do unto you!" Internalize that words and apply it into your daily living. You have your God and I know, He wont let you down. Peace be with you!..