True Friends

"What is a friend? It is a soul dwelling in two bodies."
-Aristotle

Second post of the day? Ha, talk about a record. Hopefully I'm not boring you guys. Since this is my third post, I'll make this one short and sweet. Why I needed to post for a second time? Because I don't have a life? Well, not entirely. Today something huge has occurred to me; what occurred has truly impacted me. Not to be over-dramatic or anything, but I know I'll never forget what happened. Even though this is my third post today, I need to rant. After-all, that's what inspired me start this blog. If your sick of me, I can't say I blame you. But if you are sick of me, stop reading this blog, because I can guarantee my classic rants will never end.

I discussed relationships in an earlier post, and the subject is about to be brought up into perspective once more. I can say now, that this won't be the last time you'll hear about my stances toward relationships, because I, personally, believe relationships build character. Relationships have taught me who I am, and who I want to become. I remember how I'd keep typing "realationship", instead of "relationship", and the significance of the root "real". In order to have a functional relationship, one has to stay true to themselves; one has to be real. If a person isn't real, in a relationship, that's a start to a bumpy friendship. And guess what? That's exactly what happened to me. I won't get into detail, because this is a very typical situation. I am sure it has happened to everyone at one point; though I really hope it hasn't happened to too many people. I'll leave it at this: today I learned who my true friends are; I'm so lucky to have them.

PS- The quote I used, in this post, is a personal favorite; it is a quote that has stuck to me, ever since I first heard it. Not to be Captain Obvious or anything, but Aristotle is seriously one smart guy.