Fitzlin

What is the difference between a friend and foe? Where is the line drawn between the two? How does a foe become a friend and vise versa? There are some cases where friends become foes with ease. Because both parties know each other so well they can strike at the personal pressure points, hurting the other person deeply. Yet sometimes such things occur by mistake and the simple word "Sorry" never covers it. As such the foe may try to become friends again, but the effort is only one way. As such the friends remain foes until who knows when. The friend-turned-foe may live their life with regret for what they've done or hate for not being fo

   Friendship can be a hard concept to grasp. Especially if you are friends with many different types of people. There are those who show friendship in smiles, insults, punches, or words. The ones who do not seem happy when spending too much time with you and the ones who can't get enough of you. However, when it comes down to questioning a friendship, only one question needs to be asked:       "If I were to die tomorrow, would you cry at my funeral or spit in my grave?"   Such a question should be taken seriously, so should the answer. Even if the one being asked answers sarcastically, it only means they do not see the friendship as seri

                           Imagine this scenario with me, if you will: As you were walking on the streets a van pulls up and takes you away. The van takes you to a prison. This prison is not like the others, but it still steals your life away. You sit in the prison not wondering why you are there, but about the people in your life. A week later the guards come get you. They bring you to a room and inform you that they sent a person to be your replacement. You see a picture and check this person's profile, som

 There is a common belief among the people that everyone should have one love. I reject this belief. Instead I believe that there should be four loves, one love for each section of the heart. There is the love of family, the love of friends, the love of activity, and the love of companion. Only by feeling these four loves can one truly live happily until the end of days. It is common to hear that a person might hate their family. In truth we all love our family regardless of what they have done. It is this love that keeps the family bonded together and what keeps a person going. A man may say "I hate my father" but in truth he is just sayin