Dealing with friends and Co-workers
I have tried many times to figure out why my friends aren't happy for me.
Here is my conclusion: women see other women for the most as competition, whether it is cooking, the clothes you wear or the car you drive. Not all women feel this but there are still a few people that may be within your close circle who will not understand the plight of your fight and that’s okay.
Just remember to limit the information you give them and you won’t have to hear it again. They can still be a friend but not a buddy.
A buddy is someone that’ll go down in the trenches with you and get dirty then climb out and extend their hand to help pull yourself out.
A buddy will remise about the many battles you’ve fought together over the years and laugh or cry together and then celebrate your victories time and time again.
A buddy can be male or female, husband or wife, brother, sister, mother, father, son or daughter.
A buddy is a person you connect with and even at times when you don’t understand what the other buddy is going through, you try to be empathic and listen as long as it takes your buddy to overcome his or her struggle.
What is the difference between a friend and a buddy? A friend will scoop you up and take you to the hospital after fighting a fierce battle; a buddy will go to battle the ground with you and fight with love and a whole lot of prayers.
Question: What is the difference between a friend and a buddy?
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