We always await our close friends

Friendship is important and essential to all. Now, this being said, real friendship is based on things far deeper than going out to parties and outdoor activities. If you have one close friend you have a treasure: someone loving, faithful who cares about you and who also wants your love and caring loyalty in return. If at present no one seems to fit that description, then pray over it, be patient and be a friend to others, whether they draw close to you or not. Care about them, do for them. This isn’t about forcing oneself on ungrateful people. It means living your life in kindness and peace, ‘as much as it depends on you.’ If they don’t want to be bothered, then it is they who don’t know how to be a friend: no, not even to each other.

Don’t worry too much over it. Worry about what you’re supposed to be doing today: because you opened your eyes this morning. Sooner or later you will find real friendship with real values. The very first and the most important thing that you have asked is “is it really important to have close friends. For you must have been living life happily because you can live your life without friends but you cannot enjoy. Another important thing which I want to answer is playing games to avoid people is good idea but with the passage of time this idea fails and you’ll get bored.

last and the most important thing which I think I should answer is how to make new friends. My dear friend explore yourself try to meet new people parks buses or at your workplace or school there very large no of places to find a friend.learn from everyone and also appreciate people for there work and qualities and I also want to say that try to avoid social media as much as possible because it reduce your confidence and interest in meeting new friends and people. Ah, I know the pain of the average introvert. Speaking from experience, you don't want to get to the point where you are desperate enough to make friends with people with whom you have no common interests, aspirations, etc.

Yes. It is important to have friends in our lives. Friends that support you, understand you, and love you for who you are. Not friends that you made because you feel like you have to have people around you to keep you from slipping away and getting lost in the cozy, comforting, deadly internet. My advice: close your computer and go find something that interests you. You like jogging? Go join a running club. You enjoy a certain type of music? Go to a concert. Drawing is a hobby? Enroll in a casual art class. The possibilities are endless.

Find something to love and the people will come with it. Call up some of your former classmates, even if you feel like you've been out of touch for too long. People change, and you may be surprised to find that it will be easier to connect with people than you think. When you get shot down, pick yourself up again, (I know, cheesy, right?) and at the end of the day you will always have blissful solitude and mind-numbing online games to rush home to.

It is important to have at least one close friend in life whom you can call up in the middle of the night when you see a bad dream about ruining your hair with a rubbish haircut and whom you can tease in the most original cartoon imitation form and whom you can ask for lending money or dress as and when needed. But besides all this, close friends are important to be able to tell what's going inside you with just a glance at your face. They aren't there in the Facebook pictures fella, they exists in the bonds you share! While many people try to compensate the lack of a close friend by being friends with solitude, a book or a musical instrument, they can never cherish the joy of long discussions where you hear more and speak less! Cheers!