Friendship In the Nicomachean Ethics, Aristotle values friendship so highly that he argues friendship replaces justice. Friendship, he argues, is necessary for life, since no one would choose to live without friends . Aristotle believes that there are three different kinds of friendship: the friendship of utility, of pleasure, and of virtue. The virtuous friendship is the highest form of friendship and one of the greatest achievements one can attain. Aristotle argues that friendship must be highly valued because it is a complete virtue; friendship is both honorable and virtuous. In addition, Aristotle describes people who engage in the love of utility and the love of pleasure as people who set up relationships for their own personal gain. Aristotle believes that virtuous friendship is the most highly valued form of friendship, and friendship for utility or pleasure are not on the same level. I argue that true friendship will be complete embodiment of all three forms of friendship. Therefore, one should strive for friendship that is virtuous and also includes the senses of pleasure and utility in it. Friendships of pleasure are based on joy in other people's company alone.Friendship of pleasure would be a sexual relationship without a commitment, ‘beer drinking’ buddies. People who make jokes or have a sense of humor are said to have this kind of friendship. For example, most times people Sara works with are not seen outside of work unless they have activities in common with her. Another instance, Sara enjoys spending time with Sami such as going shopping, throwing a party, and eating at restaurants because he is very wealthy ,so he is the one who takes care of all her expenses , conversely, take advantage of having fun with her. However, when these people no longer enjoy doing or sharing the activity, the friendship will come to an end shortly. Friendships of utility are those friendships that are useful to each or only one of the friends. For instance, Anna is being friendly to her neighbor because Anna’s neighbor takes care of her children when she is out. Also, when Anna’s neighbor is on vacation, Anna waters her neighbor’s flowers. Another example would be about two students sit next to each other in class, and share notes with one another when they miss a class . In addition, the relationship between a car salesman and a buyer .The car salesman needs the customer because he has to make a living, and the buyer needs the salesman because he needs a car. Therefore, the two friends take care of each other in the case of one’s absences. Their friendship is useful to both parties but does not go beyond its utility. Friendships of virtue are based on mutual respect and admiration, regardless of utility or pleasure. As long as these friends have similar values and goals, their relationship lasts because its primary motive is to take care of the other person. This kind of relationship takes longer to develop than the other two kinds, since it.