Most of us have likely had pals for whom we would have done almost anything. Commitment is the one term best suited to capture these qualities.
Those who say they are our friends most likely haven't done nearly as much as they say. Sometimes, the other person is probably not disturbed much—maybe even too arrogant. Usually, I would guess it's because they value you less than a buddy does. I don't use great here as an action from a very old buddy to a colleague as a value judgment (sound vs. awful).
It is not funny to keep calm when discussing a buddy. At this point, we should all be aware that our concept of companionship might vary based on our point of view. In my book, anybody who can return my kindliness is seen as a real friend. As such, it assumes different degrees of companionship. Besides, I do have a few.
As soon as I can, they know I will send them a text message or answer their phone. If I see them, I immediately stop and speak with someone I know. Whether they ask or not, I will be on the next flight to wherever they need me to go; that is what a modest group understands.
Not all of my friends have put me in the same class as them; most of them have different criteria for their courses. How can you define someone as dependable when you can not agree on how amicable you are?
My most outstanding trait is my attempt to be a poor buddy. I avoid assuming anything; instead, I provide what I can, depending on the kind of relationship. I try to remember that others follow their rules, even if my hungrier self sometimes feels someone else should be doing more.
When I call someone a friend, I should be able to tell them how I see the degree of our connection and how it affects them. Sitting next to me and mumbling that it was a wild ride, would they refuse to respond to a call to gather or be there to help me? If you were uninformed, what type of buddy would you say you had?
Though it may seem rather dry, long, and dull in a relatively short time, you should plan out only some conceivable situations in great detail. Still, you should emphasize a few. Should I run out and fail to make it to the shop, please hurry out to purchase extra chocolate frozen yogurt. Can I ask for a cash-up advance, or is paying via a credit card possible? Give them the dirt as well, but don't harass them; after all, they most likely aren't into you (in a friend sort of way).
You have to let them know what you expect of loyalty. People may criticize the kindred spirit habit of your offered Elite friendship. Alternatively, you can avoid it. Conduct it in an honest and open conversation instead of in a party fashion.
Once you and your partner—or partners, if it is a gathering—have developed an opinion, be true to your promise. Should things go weird, you may either maintain your promise or gently but tactically let them know you are reevaluating your attendance at the event. Try not to drop them. That is your due to them.
Explaining misbehavior is a show of dedication for some; for others, the real deal is staying to the truth and supporting your buddy in facing their faults.