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Friends can get us through anything — the best of times, the worst of times, and everything in between. It can be really difficult to differentiate between, say, a friend who is going through a difficult patch and less than their normal self from someone who is legitimately not a healthy person to hang out with, or separate a pal who is acting a bit off from a friend who is actually a detriment to your well-being.

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"Friendship isn't about whom you have known the longest... It's about who came, and never left your side..."

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"One sign of an unhealthy friendship is when you are always taking the fall for your friend," If your friend does something wrong, he or she should take the blame and be accountable for his or her actions." If it seems as though every time something goes wrong, it's on you, there is a problem here. "If you find that you always need to cover for your friend or take the blame, this is unhealthy and unfair to you, top taking the fall and move on.

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"When a friend is jealous — overtly or covertly — you’ll find they’re not really happy when you have success, and they take a little extra pleasure in comforting your failures and setbacks,"If you have a friend who just can’t be genuinely pleased for you when something good happens, you’ve got an unhealthy friendship,"

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"An unhealthy friendship is one that makes you feel bad about yourself,"The person builds themselves up by putting you down and is always pointing out things about you to make you feel badly about yourself."

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-Be supportive.
-Be encouraging.
-Do not tease or belittle.
-Cooperate.
-Compromise.
-Be considerate.
-Talk openly about disagreements.
-Apologize when you hurt them.

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Respect is a pattern of behavior that is found in healthy relationships. You have to give respect in order to get it, and it is something everyone deserves.

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In any relationship, people have to be able to trust each other. This means being honest with the other person in the relationship. Having trust in a relationship also means proving to each other that you are reliable, responsible, and dependable.

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Everyone needs friends, and you probably have always had at least one. A friend is defined as a person you know well and regard with affection, trust, and respect. 

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Everyone needs friends, and you probably have always had at least one. A friend is defined as a person you know well and regard with affection, trust, and respect. 