Are you free from your friends
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Friends provide social affection and an outlet to openly express emotions without judgment, though their acceptance may be harder to gain than family's unconditional love. However, true friends accept you for who you are without trying to change you, understand disagreements as learning opportunities, and allow you to feel comfortable saying no and being yourself.
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- 3. UNCONDITIONAL LOVE • However, sometimes it’s more difficult to get our friends' acceptance & approval compared to our family's since they don’t love us unconditionally like our family. • Furthermore, sometimes we do things that we don’t fully approve of to impress our friends to gain their acceptance & approval.
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