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What are the differences between adults and children in terms of making friends?
Can adults make friends with children?
What do you think are the most important factors when making friends?
What are the possible factors that cause the break-up of friendship?
Why is it difficult for adults to make friends?
What will the friendship become like when getting old?
Bang - 07/03/2019 13:47:47
Children make friends when they have common characteristics. For adults, we can make friends when we are doing business or also when we have common characteristics with them. So you can see that children make friends just because they like. On the other hand, adults make friends not only because they have the same characteristics but also for some other reasons. Adults can make friends with children and they can teach children good things, educate them so that they can learn and improve themselves. One of the most important factors when making friends is you have to be sincere, you have to treat your friends in the most respected way. In my opinion, one of the possible factors that causes the break up of friendship is telling lies. When you tell lies to your friends and when they discover you are not telling them the truth, they can get annoyed or offended. And it can break up your friendship. For adults, it can be more difficult to make friends because we have so many complicated things, especially when we have to earn money for our family. When adults make friends, they have to think about the background of the other person.
