When One Gets Married They Make A Vow, (A Verbal, “Spoken Out Loud”), Commitment To Each Other.  However, When We Decide That We Are Going To Be Someone’s Friend, Usually No Such Commitment Exists.  There Are Already Web Sites That Describe What Is Involved When You Decide That You Wants To Be Someone’s Friend, (True Friendship ~ A Scriptural Study On Friends).  When We Were Children, We Could easily Decide, I Don’t Like You Anymore.  Normally, This Is Because The Other Party Was Doing Something That Was Hurting Us; But To Be A Friends Requires More, (*See Kindred Love Below).

Harping On A Matter WILL SEPARATE EVEN CLOSE FRIENDS~!  The Best Thing You Can Do Is Just Simply Apologize.  But, You Might Say, “I’m Not At Fault”, (And This Might Come Across To Some As Lying, But Think Of It Rather As, “Covering”, And You Take The Blame, “I Apologize, It Was My Fault“), But You Have To Decide To Make A Commitment To Be A Friend, A Friend That Sticks Closer Than A Brother.  If You’ve Locked Into This Commitment, Then Just Apologize.  Don’t Make No Fanfare, Nor Excuses For Your Behavior, or What You Thought They Said.  Just Apologize, {For More On How To Apologize Effectively, Then Read The Following Website ~ How To Apologize}.  So Often, After I’ve Apologized And Said, “I’m At Fault”, And Later On, I See Where There Was Something I Had Previously Written In An Email or A Text Message Confirming That For Real, I Was At Fault, (Even Though Prior To This Revelation, I Didn’t Think It Was Really My Fault).