Quote by David Storey

The essence of true friendship is to make allowance for another's little lapses.

The essence of true friendship is to make allowance for anot

Summary

This quote highlights an important aspect of genuine friendship. It suggests that true friends understand and forgive each other's imperfections, shortcomings, and mistakes. Instead of dwelling on minor faults or errors, they choose to overlook these "little lapses" and focus on the deeper connection they share. Such friendships are built on empathy, compassion, and acceptance, allowing both individuals to be their authentic selves without fearing judgment or criticism. Ultimately, making allowances for each other's imperfections strengthens the bond between friends and fosters a sense of unconditional support and understanding.

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