It is more important to keep your old friends than to make new friends

It is a challenging issue to rethink about our old friends and comparing them with new ones and making a judgmental summarize on who would be more important for us. It is hard to directly choose a position, however, the latter could weight more.

Firstly, old friendships particularly those which started during childhood or college days, keep hundreds of mutual secrets. On one hand, reminding secrets can boost up relationships in which co-experiences made the essence structure of two partner's humanitarian relations. On the other hand, sometimes secrets may bring remorse to one side, thus one side would not gratify remembering bitter secrets from days of acting illogical behaviors.In this case, one might end up an old friendship. It seems the later group in quantity may be more than the former one. Although human considers social relations naturally more prosperous, we mostly make mistakes during our life and psychologically we do not intend to keep our accomplice friends as reminders of our nefarious history. Relinquishing friendships is naturally happens as an act of defense.

From another point of view, new friends can open a new gate toward another world, mentally and financially. In our today hectic life, with hundreds of thoughts, ideas, sentiments, and humanitarian interactions, we have no choice to build up our mind to society by getting in touch with new minds. New friends and new communications give us the power to deepen our position in society. Often we may feel stuck in a dead-end, but a new relation creates new opportunities by bringing new solutions to our dilemma. It is also important to notify about the financial benefits of new relations. As we develop our relations we are able to gather more ideas, sometimes lead to establishing a business or fostering an old venture. Thus relations play a crucial role in the development of business in our competitive economy.

To sum up, the author elucidates aspects of old friendships toward new friendships. The author considers old friendship as a way of remembering our faults in history, while new joints can open new ventures with more benefits and advantages for our future life.