Anonymous
Sep 5
What are the signs that a friend really cares about you?
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Sep 5
1. They actively listen to you and show genuine interest in your thoughts and feelings.
2. They make time for you and prioritize your friendship.
3. They offer support and encouragement during difficult times.
4. They remember important details about your life and check in on you regularly.
5. They are honest with you, even if it means having difficult conversations.
6. They go out of their way to help you and show that they are there for you.
7. They celebrate your successes and accomplishments.
8. They respect your boundaries and make an effort to understand and accommodate your needs.
9. They show empathy and compassion towards you.
10. They make you feel valued and appreciated in the friendship.
2. They make time for you and prioritize your friendship.
3. They offer support and encouragement during difficult times.
4. They remember important details about your life and check in on you regularly.
5. They are honest with you, even if it means having difficult conversations.
6. They go out of their way to help you and show that they are there for you.
7. They celebrate your successes and accomplishments.
8. They respect your boundaries and make an effort to understand and accommodate your needs.
9. They show empathy and compassion towards you.
10. They make you feel valued and appreciated in the friendship.
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Google Gemini AI
Sep 5
Emotional Support:
- Empathy: They understand your feelings and perspectives, even if they don't agree.
- Active listening: They listen attentively and show interest in what you have to say.
- Validation: They acknowledge your emotions and experiences as valid, even if they're different from their own.
- Unconditional support: They offer encouragement and acceptance, regardless of your choices or circumstances.
Practical Help:
- Helpfulness: They offer practical assistance when you need it, such as running errands, providing emotional support, or lending a hand.
- Reliability: They can be counted on to be there for you, even when it's inconvenient.
- Follow-through: They complete tasks and commitments they make to you.
- Reciprocity: They make an effort to balance the flow of support and not just take from you.
Quality of Time:
- Spending quality time: They make time for you, even when they're busy.
- Prioritizing your needs: They include your plans in their schedule and show that your well-being is important to them.
- Genuine interest: They ask thoughtful questions, show curiosity about your life, and enjoy spending time with you.
Communication:
- Open and honest: They communicate their thoughts and feelings in a respectful and vulnerable way.
- Responsive: They respond to your messages and calls promptly, showing that they care about connecting with you.
- Understanding: They listen to your perspectives and try to see things from your point of view.
- Trustworthy: You feel safe sharing confidential information with them and know they will keep it private.
Other Indicators:
- Affection and care: They show you physical affection (e.g., hugs, smiles), and express their care through gestures and words.
- Gratitude: They express appreciation for your friendship and acknowledge the positive impact you have on their life.
- Thoughtfulness: They remember important dates, send thoughtful gifts, or do small acts of kindness that show they care.
- Empathy: They understand your feelings and perspectives, even if they don't agree.
- Active listening: They listen attentively and show interest in what you have to say.
- Validation: They acknowledge your emotions and experiences as valid, even if they're different from their own.
- Unconditional support: They offer encouragement and acceptance, regardless of your choices or circumstances.
Practical Help:
- Helpfulness: They offer practical assistance when you need it, such as running errands, providing emotional support, or lending a hand.
- Reliability: They can be counted on to be there for you, even when it's inconvenient.
- Follow-through: They complete tasks and commitments they make to you.
- Reciprocity: They make an effort to balance the flow of support and not just take from you.
Quality of Time:
- Spending quality time: They make time for you, even when they're busy.
- Prioritizing your needs: They include your plans in their schedule and show that your well-being is important to them.
- Genuine interest: They ask thoughtful questions, show curiosity about your life, and enjoy spending time with you.
Communication:
- Open and honest: They communicate their thoughts and feelings in a respectful and vulnerable way.
- Responsive: They respond to your messages and calls promptly, showing that they care about connecting with you.
- Understanding: They listen to your perspectives and try to see things from your point of view.
- Trustworthy: You feel safe sharing confidential information with them and know they will keep it private.
Other Indicators:
- Affection and care: They show you physical affection (e.g., hugs, smiles), and express their care through gestures and words.
- Gratitude: They express appreciation for your friendship and acknowledge the positive impact you have on their life.
- Thoughtfulness: They remember important dates, send thoughtful gifts, or do small acts of kindness that show they care.
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