Anyone can learn how to make friends Children who learn basic ideas about the

true meaning of friendship as well as the importance of friendship, understand that making friends is actually the easy part.

What is a bit harder is keeping the friends you make and turning one a two friends into best friends.

Whether you want to help your kids make new friends in school or you're just seeking tips on making friends, you've come to the right place.

One consideration stand head and shoulders above the rest when it comes to how to make friends.

Children fortunate enough to be taught this at an early age leap frog their development in friendship making and keeping skills.

Step number one is to make friends with yourself.

You must learn to make yourself your most important best friend.

No one will ever become as close to you as you are with yourself.

The humorous graphic is meant to show you two parts of yourself:
one part you may like a lot, the second part you may dislike or even hate, loathe or detest.

However, the key to making friends with yourself and others is to learn to accept all parts of yourself.

Each person is a unique, beautiful sacred child of a loving Creator.

Find the beautiful parts of all people and you'll attract more friends than you can even manage.

See the good in others, not the faults that make them human.

Each of us has dark shadowy places that we prefer the world not see.

Make sure you learn to accept all those places in yourself, then you'll be able to accept them in others as well.

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