To be friends can seem easy: similar personalities, common interests… but sometimes, a relationship which seemed solid can break against the rock of self affirmation or psychological misrepresentation that, even unconsciously, is put into effect towards others.

To be friends means accepting the other in his or her uniqueness and irrepeatiblity… in his or her autonomy and diversity. This implies an awareness of your own originality, which translates into a beneficial exchange of experiences.

Whoever thinks they will find a solution to their own interior unease or difficulties in friendship will easily meet delusions.

To be friends is not a state of affection but a true life choice. The choice to base one’s existence on true openness and authenticity towards others.