This work, with easy concepts and sentences, talks about the philosophy of friendship and competition that can cast a shadow on people's lives and relationships that can more or less affect aspects of people's lives. The book presents a comprehensive ...
This work, with easy concepts and sentences, talks about the philosophy of friendship and competition that can cast a shadow on people's lives and relationships that can more or less affect aspects of people's lives. The book presents a comprehensive picture of a friend and then creates an understanding of friendship by considering both positive and negative aspects of friendship. This understanding can have an impact on the formation of the identity and personality of people. Great philosophers have addressed this issue.
Excerpt from the book:
When we have a strong friendship, it pleases me to think that you understand me even better than I do. We often rely on our friends to show us things that we cannot see ourselves. But if the foundation of our friendship is not that strong, the idea that I know you better than yourself will come across as arrogant, domineering, and unpleasant. This is exactly how Serge felt when Mark stepped into a shoe that Serge couldn't really like that painting. In his opinion, either Mark should really try to understand what Serge liked about this painting, or he should not voice his criticism. Despite this, Serge admits that he never told Mark what he thought about his girlfriend, because he didn't want to hurt his feelings. “When you asked me what I thought of Paula… did I say she was ugly, disgusting, or tacky? I could tell." And just based on his reaction to cigarette smoke, he attacks his character. Is it just because of that? No, because in friendship everything is connected and everything "makes sense" - something good and pleasant when the friendship lasts, and something unpleasant when it is on the verge of collapse. It goes without saying that when Serge says that he has never expressed his true feelings about Paula and now he does, it actually shows that he doesn't care about Mark's feelings anymore, just as his feelings don't matter to Mark. . Sometimes, their anger gets so high that it leads to a fight. But only Evan gets hurt while separating them. Apparently, the argument helps to subdue their anger and they try to reconcile once again. But when a friendship goes downhill, the smallest incident can take on a huge and tragic significance.
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