While some believe that monetary transactions are counterproductive to maintaining healthy brotherhood. I support the idea that lending money from a friend does not harm the relationship, on the contrary, it cultivates a lasting relationship as long as both parties learn to walk in each other's shoes.
Helping friends in need is not motivated by monetary gains but anticipates goodwill and support in the future. It can be confidently stated that a close friend understands hardships his/her
a friend is going through and is fully aware of the reasons why the other party is seeking the depts.
A true friend is not annoyed immediately on not receiving the amount back but is willing to support his friend for the longest duration possible. This ensures there are no ill effects of wealth on friendship.
In practice, many instances can be observed where friendships are broken because of monetary involvement. I am of the view that, when lending to a friend is conditional whether it be time-bound, an interest motivated or others, it no longer remains as a friendly gesture but turns into a business transaction. If there is a conflict between two businessmen then friendship shouldn't be questioned, should it?
In conclusion, borrowing from a friend does not negatively affect the
relationship but failing to pay the debts do bring uncomfortable situations, yet true friends value mutual support than business profits which leads to stronger bonds between friends.
While
some
believe that monetary transactions are counterproductive to maintaining healthy brotherhood. I
support
the
idea
that lending money from a
friend
does not harm the relationship,
on the contrary
, it cultivates a lasting relationship as long as both parties learn to walk in each other's shoes.
Helping
friends
in need is not motivated by monetary gains
but
anticipates goodwill and
support
in the future. It can be
confidently
stated that a close
friend
understands hardships his/her
a
friend
is going through and is
fully
aware of the reasons why the other party is seeking the
depts
.
A true
friend
is not annoyed immediately on not receiving the amount back
but
is willing to
support
his
friend
for the longest duration possible. This ensures there are no ill effects of wealth on friendship.
In practice,
many
instances can
be observed
where friendships
are broken
because
of monetary involvement. I am of the view that, when lending to a
friend
is conditional whether it be time-bound, an interest motivated or others, it no longer remains as a friendly gesture
but
turns into a business transaction. If there is a conflict between two businessmen then friendship shouldn't
be questioned
, should it?
In conclusion
, borrowing from a
friend
does not
negatively
affect the
relationship
but
failing to pay the debts do bring uncomfortable situations,
yet
true
friends
value mutual
support
than business profits which leads to stronger bonds between
friends
.