Nicholas J. Long, Rebecca Gonsowski
Friendship is a complicated relationship; it is essential to one's feelings of self-esteem and belongingness. Friendship is necessary for preadolescent children and the major activity of teens. Psychologically, friendship is based on mutual trust and respect, a relationship in which neither member consciously exploits the feelings and resources of the other. It is an emotional bond that creates more interpersonal freedom and comfort over time. Friendship means closeness, sharing secrets, and support. It is something you defend, protect, fight for, and run to during times of need.
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