Building Healthy and Supportive Friendships
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One thing I value in friendships is feeling safe to be myself. When friends encourage each other’s uniqueness without any pressure to change, it builds confidence and makes the bond stronger.
I think showing up for each other, even in small ways, is key. Whether it’s celebrating the little wins or being there during rough times, I find that friendships grow deeper when we support each other consistently.
For me, having boundaries in friendships is important. It’s a sign of respect and shows that both people value each other’s needs. I’ve learned that setting boundaries actually strengthens friendships.
A big part of healthy friendships is trust and honesty. If you can be real with each other without fear of judgment, it builds such a strong foundation. I find that little acts of kindness and open communication go a long way.
I think a supportive friendship is one where you both lift each other up, especially during tough times. I try to be there for my friends by checking in on them regularly and really listening when they need to talk.
It’s often tempting to rush into romantic feelings, but establishing a strong friendship is the best way to get to know each other with my crush. i will focus on developing trust, having fun together, and getting comfortable in each other’s company.
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