True Friendship:
· Stays consistent in good times and bad.
· You can be your real self without judgment.
· There’s mutual trust, honesty, and support—even when it’s inconvenient.
· A true friend tells you what you need to hear, not just what you want to hear.
Fake Friendship:
· Conditional—based on what they can gain from you.
· One-sided effort; you’re often the one reaching out.
· Disappears during hardship or when you’re no longer “useful.”
· Conversations tend to be shallow, centered around them, or filled with gossip.
True friendship is about depth and reliability; fake friendship is often about convenience and surface-level connection.
True friends always have your back and are there for you whenever you need them. Fake friends only pretend to be there for you, and you’ll find out just that at the time you will need them the most. Fake friends will stick around for the most part to use you for all they can get, and they might not even like but will pretend they do.
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My definition of a true or fake friendship a true friendship would be that friend that will stick with you through thick and then no matter what you’re going through and a fake friendship would be a friendship to only use a person to their advantage not caring about the friendship to only get what they can out of the friendship
That’s strange, I know I replied to your answer already, even saw that it was added successfully, but now I don’t see it anymore. Oh well, I’ll just reply again. ‘ Agree with your definition 100% ‘

Agree with your definition 100%