 Yes that's true, that's why we have
friends.
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 11 Nov 2008 13:10
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 That's what friends are for, most
people consider their friends like
family. Most times, its nice to
have someone outside of the
immediate situation to just
converse with and get an outside
opinion.
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 30 Sep 2008 12:50
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 A friend is someone who cares about
you and always wants to be there
for you, whether you're happy or
sad. An acquaintance is someone
you think twice about sharing your
emotions with.
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 11 Sep 2008 04:59
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 Yes friends are there to share
happiness and sorrow, they are next
to our family members
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 01 Sep 2008 07:30
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 Friends are there to share sorrow
and happiness. If it is not the
case then there is no meaning of
friendship
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 13 Aug 2008 11:13
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 True friends would care and go with
you through it
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 06 Jul 2008 19:10
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 Yes, we should share ourselves with
those who understand & care for
us.
They say: "The more we share
sorrrows with those who care for
us, more is easy to handle those
sorrows:
&
"The more we share our happiness
with our friends, more their
intensity becomes".
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 12 Jun 2008 16:41
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 True Friends are there for us to
share happiness and sorrow with
them. Friends are like gifts given
by god, to whom we can share
everything
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 06 Jun 2008 06:24
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 You should always be able to talk
to some one about you sorrows and
happiness its not good to hold
feelings in.
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 04 Jun 2008 01:31
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 I vote yes. After this, you have to
know what is meant by sharing,
Sharing does not mean they join
them in a crying pity party daily.
Sharing is knowing a love one is
hurting and you keep in contact
with that person, offer a shoulder
for crying, and give encouragement.
In sad situations it is important
that someone can be the
stronghold.
Encouragement is to suggest at a
proper time that living is still on
for them. As many of us that spend
too much time mourning, it never
reverses the situation, but a good
friend can help guide that persons
life to living once again. When the
situation happens to us, we may go
through the same thing and need our
own words, but we who have gone
through many many sorrows and hurts
know that joy came and usually
will, come in the morning. The joy
does not remove our thoughts of the
sad situation, just that you can
deal with it in a healthier way.
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 21 May 2008 21:36
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 They're your friends supposedly
they should willingly be compelled
to imbed themselves in your life
and feelings.
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 20 May 2008 19:02
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 Ya ..it's true..every coin has two
facets...so does your life...there
are many upheavals......so...your
friends especially from classes
8...you have really
understanding....and consoling
friends...so you not share your
sorrows too with them
and for the part of the
happiness-the first step of
friendship is sharing your joys
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 13 May 2008 17:09
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 Yes i do agree with you, friends
are for sharing happiness and grief
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 29 Apr 2008 12:55
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 Yes i do agree, friends are
important part of our lives.
Therefore we should share sorrow
and happiness with them
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 14 Apr 2008 10:12
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 Absolutely that is what friends do.
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 10 Apr 2008 00:50
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 Yes if you think your friends are
the one who understand your
feelings you may tell your sorrows
because happiness is the thing
which you can share with everyone
but we can't share our sorrows to
everyone.
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 05 Mar 2008 16:27
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 True friends are there to share
sorrow and happiness
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 02 Feb 2008 13:26
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 I have a best friend and a friend
that sticketh closest to me than a
brother. Jesus is the closest and I
share "all" of my feelings with
Him. Thanks for asking.
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 31 Jan 2008 03:42
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 I couldn't agree with the very
first post on here MORE! One SHOULD
share these things(sadness and
happiness)with their friends! What
are friends for? I only wish some I
thought were my friends had stuck
around for the long haul
but...whatever. They weren't true
friends to begin with. Guess we've
ALL been there before at some
point!
I agree with this 100%!
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 18 Jan 2008 08:25
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 I think this debate is really quite
useless. Of course you should share
your sorrow and happiness with your
CLOSE friends, those who have won
your allegiance and trust. In the
medical field, repressed feelings
might lead to mental illness.
Repressed people also are more
likely to commit suicide.
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 18 Jan 2008 08:16
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 You should share all your feelings
with your friends. Those that keep
things bottled up so often end up
with depression, suicide or other
major life/health issues.
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 17 Jan 2008 19:55
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 Yes, it shows that your a true
friend and are happy for them, or
sad for them when they suffer a
difficult time and stand beside
them.
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 17 Jan 2008 18:28
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 Why we have someone called friends
cause most of them fall under to
our age and there are also a few
exceptions and we have same sort of
wavelength so they can or be a good
guide in giving proper suggestions
to our problems or they can enjoy
our own feel for happiness.
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 17 Jan 2008 12:42
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 No sometimes sharing feeling too
much create problems.Actually some
friends should not be known all
about you because you don't know
when a little fight broke your
friendship and then all your
secrets,sorrows etc...will be in
everybody's years.And sharing
happiness also sometimes creates
jealousy.So I believe sharing only
with family.
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 20 Jun 2008 15:41
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 I think one much share it with the
one he/she is truly loved by. For
eg. Her husband/would be
husband...
In that way even your relation
strengthens !
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 10 Apr 2008 07:31
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 I used to support it earlier, but
after a recent and worst experience
of my life, I would come to the
conclusion that ONE SHOULD NOT
SHARE HIS/HER SORROWS AND HAPPINESS
WITH FRIENDS!! This is because it
is very hard to even know whether
one is your true friend or not!
Sharing one's happiness may make
the other jealous of him/her and
sharing one's sorrow may make the
other take unfair advantage of
him/her! And this is how your
so-called TRUE FRIENDS back-stab
you without even your knowledge!
One's best friend should be their
parents...they never think ill of
their own children! And if one
doesn't have their parents, I would
prefer to keep their feelings
within themselves, rather lowering
down their happiness or increasing
their sorrows (as the case may be)
by sharing it with others!
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 09 Mar 2008 14:48
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 While it may seem wise to do
so,there are times to be a certain
way and other times when not.say if
you are very happy but yet your
friend is not,how can you share
feelings of happiness when your
friend is sad?
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 17 Jan 2008 21:58
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