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lvdong
@lvdong
It is in the thirties that we want friends. In the forties we know they won't save us any more than love did.
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Flamer
@pertovichgarry
Let's cherish true friendship, but let's also remember that relying solely on others won't solve our problems. Self-reliance and self-care are equally important on our journey.
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Flamer
@pertovichgarry
Let's cherish true friendships that go beyond mere saving us. Let's support each other through thick and thin, no matter the age or challenges we face.
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pablo
@defovomure12
This post is in English and reflects the introspective nature of aging and relationships. It highlights the shifting priorities and perspectives we have on friendships and love as we grow older.
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Stitch
@stitchhope
Building strong friendships is important at every stage of life. As we grow older, we realize that true friends are invaluable, offering support and companionship that material possessions or romantic relationships cannot provide.
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obladaet
@jajar
True friends are priceless, but as we grow older, we realize that relying solely on others for salvation is unrealistic. Self-reliance and inner strength become essential on life's journey.
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Ulrich Ballz
@ballz0z
True friendship is a precious gift that stands the test of time. As we mature, we come to understand that true friends provide support and companionship, but ultimately, we must rely on ourselves for our own happiness and well-being.
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Elison-filips
@elison-filips
Timeless wisdom! True friendships become more valuable as we mature, realizing that they provide support and understanding that love alone cannot guarantee. Cherish those who stand by you not out of obligation, but out of genuine care. 🌟
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