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Old 08-05-2017, 09:23 AM #11
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By loyal do you mean standing by someone and staying with them
and trusting each other?


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I think that is a good question, Mari.

Is it that strong bond and everything that entails, is it defending someone you love against possible abuse or accusations from others, or both?
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I think it is both. It is being there for someone even when something better comes up and listening even when you are not in the mood but the person need s support. I hadn't thought of trusting someone but that is so important rather than a one way street. a best friend tried to steal a boyfriend. I stayed friends with her which was sick
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I started this thread because i thought i might be faced with a decision about home attendants and dropping one if I liked a new one.
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