Don’t Take Your Friends For Granted: The Value Of “Sorry” And “Thank You” In Friendship

People frequently reply, “Arre formalities ki kya baat hai,” after you thank someone for helping you with work. My point is that saying “thank you” or “I’m sorry” are not mere formalities. Simply appreciating someone’s efforts on your behalf with gratitude is sufficient. It makes no difference if that individual is a friend, a member of the family, or a server at a restaurant.

Friends don’t always have to be available when we need them. Because they decide to do so, our friends are always there for us. Because of this, it’s critical to keep in mind that they have the option of leaving you as well.

Our actions and how we react to circumstances only reflect the ideals and power we have. Whether you express your thanks verbally or via your actions, it all speaks volumes about you and how much you value your connections.

If you take a step back and consider your closest connections and the experiences you’ve had, you’ll be able to pinpoint exactly when and how your friends have served as your rock. Because without them, where would you be after all the times they persevered with you to get you out of your mess?

Every partnership has trying times. When times are bad, a simple “thank you” or “sorry” may be more powerful than a million words combined. They are powerful enough to crush even the toughest egos and emotions.

Some people simply enter our lives by coincidence; we don’t always choose our pals out of a throng. Despite everything, the fact that they continue to be a part of our life.

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