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friends can impact life in many different ways.

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friends can impact life in many different ways.

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Friends and the Impact they have on Your Life

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Friends and the Impact they have on Your Life

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Friends and the Impact they have on Your Life

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Friendships can affect our personal sense of being on how we see the world and ourselves.

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Friendships can affect our personal sense of being on how we see the world and ourselves.

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Deprivation of friends lead to uncertainty in our sense of being. Whilst maintaining a friend who we see as an equal builds our self confidence. 

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Deprivation of friends lead to uncertainty in our sense of being. Whilst maintaining a friend who we see as an equal builds our self confidence. 

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Falling out with a friend shows us that our image of them from what we derive our predictions about that friend is wrong which threatens our sense of being.Rowe 86

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Changes in friends can change who we are as a person.

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Changes in friends can change who we are as a person.

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"If we lose a friend, we have to change how we see ourselves and our life. Each of us lives in our own individual world of meaning" (Rowe, 89-90).

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Losing a friend threatens our sense of being a person.

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Losing a friend threatens our sense of being a person.

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"Falling out with a friend shows us that our image of them, from which we derive our predictions about that friend, is wrong, (Bowe 85-87).

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Losing a friend is difficult, but you must allow change to gain new friends.

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Losing a friend is difficult, but you must allow change to gain new friends.

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"If we lose a friend, we have to change how we see ourselves and our life," (Rowe, 89-90)

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Flexibility in Friends and their Emotions help us find our true Friends

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Flexibility in Friends and their Emotions help us find our true Friends

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"If we lose a friend, we have to change how we see ourselves and our life," (Rowe, 89 - 90)

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Friendships affect our emotions in positive and negative ways.

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Friendships affect our emotions in positive and negative ways.

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Friendships can be rewarding but like all relationships it can also risky.Rowe

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Emotions are a large part of how friendships could be created or destroyed.

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Emotions are a large part of how friendships could be created or destroyed.

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"Friendship can be rewarding but, like all relationships, it can also be risky." (Rowe, 58)

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Friendships can be rewarding, but also risky.

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Friendships can be rewarding, but also risky.

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"Other people can let us down, insult or humiliate us, leading us to feel diminished and in danger. Yet we need other people to tell us when we have got our guesses right, and, when we get things wrong, to help us make more accurate assessments" (Rowe, 59-62).

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"Our positive emotions are interpretations to do with safety, while multitude of negative emotions define the particular kind of danger and its degree," (Rowe, 42 - 43)

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Friendships provide emotional support, but friends can also let us down

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Friendships provide emotional support, but friends can also let us down

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"Friendship can be rewarding but, like all relationships, it can also be risky." (Rowe, 58)

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Friends helps us see the truth of the world.

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Friends helps us see the truth of the world.

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"When a friend confirms to us that the word is as we see it, we feel safer, reassured," (Rowe 29-30)

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Our perception of reality is constantly altered by thineself and the validations of thy friends.

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Our perception of reality is constantly altered by thineself and the validations of thy friends.

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Friends are central to this all important scene  of validation.When a friend confirms to us that the world is as we see it we feel safer.Rowe 28-30.

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Friends are important to self validation 

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Friends are important to self validation 

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"Friends are central to this all important sense of validation."(Rowe 8)

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Friends are significant to our self-validation

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Friends are significant to our self-validation

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"Friends are central to this all-important sense of validation" (Rowe, 28).

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Friends are important to Self-Validation

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Friends are important to Self-Validation

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"Friends are central to this all-important sense of validation"(Rowe 28)

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Friends helps us see the truth of the world.

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Friends helps us see the truth of the world.

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"When a friend confirms to us that the world is as we see it, we feel safer, reassured," (Bowe 29-30).

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"More fundamentally, friendships are essential to our sense of who we are."(Rowe 8)

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Friends help us see the truth of the world

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Friends help us see the truth of the world

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"When a friend confirms to us that the world is as we see it, we feel safer, reassured." (Rowe 29, 30)

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Friends provide validation for our feelings

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Friends provide validation for our feelings

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"Friends are central to this all-important sense of validation." (Rowe, 28)

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"More fundamentally, friendships are essential to our sense of who we are,"(Rowe 8).

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"Friendships are vitally important; central to our enjoyment of life." (Rowe 7)

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"More fundamentally, friendships are essential to our sense of who we are," (Rowe 8).

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More fundamentally, friendships are essential to our sense of who we are," (Rowe, 8).

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"More fundamentally, friendships are essential to our sense of who we are" (Rowe, 8).

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"More fundamentally, friendships are essential to our sense of who we are." (Rowe, 8)

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"More fundamentally, friendships are essential to our sense of who we are." (Rowe 8)

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(ROWE 8)

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"More fundamentally, friendships are essential to our sense of who we are."
(Rowe 8)

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Humans need validation at points, that is just apart of life. When we lose a friend we feel down in the dumps, end then we feel as their is something wrong with our self. That isn't the case, we just need reassurance.

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Emotions and friendships go hand and hand 

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Emotions and friendships go hand and hand 

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When a friend succeeds, you may either be happy for them or jealous. IT all depends on YOUR mood. If you lack self confidence and positive about yourself then you most likely won't be happy for that friend. It all depends on your mindset.

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Friends help us feel validation, when times are tough they support you. They give you the best advice possible. Since we cannot see reality head on, we seem to assume and guess. When things are wrong, we tend to just break down, friends lift us back up no matter the circumstance.

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When we loose a friend, we see that our original image of them was wrong, which makes our sense of being a human feel threatened. When we loose a friend, we feel that we have to change how we see ourselves as well as our life. This is why we need to find friends who help validate us. People we see as equals, and not as competition.

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Emotions relate to a degree of safety or danger. They are also a huge part of friendship. If you are feeling good and self-confident, then you are more likely to be happy for your friends successes. However, if you are lacking self confidence, then you are more likely to be jealous and upset over a friends success.

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Since we are unable to see reality directly, all of our ideas are actually guesses about what is happening now, in the past, and in the future. When we see that our ideas were correct, we feel validated and secure. When they are wrong, we feel like we are falling apart. Friends are a very important part of us feeling validation.

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As much as we want success for our friends, sometimes we get jealous of their accomplishments, or find it hard to give them good advice when they ask. However friends are a vitally important to life. Scientist believe that our brain doesn't allow us to see the world how it is, rather it takes interpretations of what has happened in our past.

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Sometimes we get jealous of our friends either on the things they have received, their accomplishments etc. Scientists believe that our brain does not reveal the world as it is to us, it takes interpretations of what has happened in our past.

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"More fundamentally, friendships are essential to our sense of who we are," (Rowe 8)