What is your definition of a true or fake friendship?

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.