What are your preferences when it comes to friendships?
- Would you prefer having a small circle of close friends or a large network of acquaintances?
- Do you prefer spending quality time one-on-one with a friend or being part of a lively group dynamic?
- Would you rather have a friend who always tells you the truth, even if it’s harsh, or someone who sugarcoats things to spare your feelings?
- Are you more drawn to friends who share similar interests and hobbies, or do you prefer friends with diverse backgrounds and perspectives?
- Would you rather have a friend who is an excellent listener and provides emotional support or a friend who offers practical advice and solutions?
- Do you prefer friends who enjoy adventurous activities and trying new things, or friends who appreciate relaxing and spending quiet time together?
- Would you rather have a friend who is brutally honest but occasionally insensitive or a friend who is always considerate but occasionally tells white lies?
- Are you more inclined towards friends who have known you for a long time and understand your history or friends who bring fresh perspectives and new experiences into your life?
- Would you rather have a friend who is highly spontaneous and always up for spontaneous plans or a friend who is reliable and sticks to pre-planned arrangements?
- Do you prefer friends who share similar values and beliefs or friends who challenge your ideas and encourage personal growth?
Remember, friendship preferences can vary greatly from person to person. It’s important to find friends who align with your own values, interests, and support needs, while also being open to diverse perspectives and experiences.
