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•It is something that grows over time... a true friendship.
A feeling in the heart that becomes even stronger over time...
•The passion of friendship will soon blossom onto a righteous power and through it, you will know which way to go...
•This song is dedicated to the power of heart...
Listen to the Bolero of Fire...
[Plays Bolero of Fire]
•Nez...
I'll see you again...
[disappears behind a wall of fire]
Ah, friendship... something dear to us all... even through my "rough exterior" I can say that without being ashamed. Even with that in mind, I think that my philosophy on friendship differs from others differently.
As I am sure we all have, we have made and lost friends throughout out lives. Whether the loss was caused by tragety, by distance, or even just a change of friends, I've never been too affected by it. Sure, I care about those that have grown onto me, but to shed tears just because they didn't want to be in contact with me anymore? That's just ridiculous in my mind.
It seems odd that someone like myself would be writing this, since I have not been "betrayed" in any sense of the word. Nor have I cared what was said about me, and have had friends that I have known since kindergarten.
Unless it's the "tragety" part (e.g. car accident, victim in murder, etc.), it wouldn't hurt me a great deal. I have this mentality that nothing is guaranteed to last forever. (I'm not saying that it doesn't, because it certainly can and does last forever, but there are no guarantees.) To me, if one gets into a relationship, they automatically accept the possibilites of a break-up.
Now, don't get me wrong here, I'm not saying it's wrong to mourn over it. But really, no more than a week! Preferably, just one day.
So, do I have an exception for intimate relationships? Of course I do... no more than 1 month. Preferably one week, or less.
Since this is a Friendship Chapter, here's a little corner for a "shout-out" without mentioning names.
To the ones that I have lost along the way, to the ones I hold dear in the present, I love you all.
