Why are our friends sometimes considered part of our family?

[freelancermaria]

There are some friends that feel like part of our family as they do not leave us no matter what happens. They are there not only in good times but in bad times as well. Why are our friends sometimes considered part of our family?

 

[Nomad]

Family means basically people who are your blood and bones. However, sometimes some people might come in your life who build a bond that is stronger than blood and bone.

 

[Blueflame]

Even the Bible says there are friends who stick closer than a brother. I've got a friend who's practically a brother as I speak. Such friends are irreplaceable in our lives

 

[Niyi Briggs]

Even the Bible says there are friends who stick closer than a brother. I've got a friend who's practically a brother as I speak. Such friends are irreplaceable in our lives

I would repeat it. There are friends that stick closer than a brother. That kind of friend that is always there and has never looked back on the friendship. That friend is family and deservingly so.

 

[Urvashi]

I think friends are considered part of our family when they provide consistent support, loyalty, and care similar to relatives. I’ve noticed that close friends often share important life moments, offer advice, and stand by us during tough times.

 

[Fidelia]

I have a friend that has always been available for me throughout the many years I had health crisis. She never for once left my side all through the years. That kind of friend is already a sibling. My immediate and extended family recognise that.

 

[Lolita]

Friends often become part of our family because of the emotional bond we build with them. Unlike blood ties, friendship is a choice, and when someone consistently supports, understands, and accepts us, that connection can feel just as strong as family.

 

[Henrywrites]

Loyalty makes one family, if you ask me. I mean that is the key part of what life is all about and why we must observe the friends that we keep. I consider my friends as family when we look at how much they stick to being family with us.