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Listen closely, O children of the future, for I shall speak of a truth that transcends the boundaries of time and culture, a truth spoken by one who understands the power of friendship and the unbreakable bonds that unite us in times of joy and sorrow. Jennie, a voice from the modern world, shared this wisdom: "We think the friendship between us is a very important aspect for our group, and we try to keep that in a very natural way, like without love, we don't have to try too hard, but it's always needs to be there. So, we remind each other all the time that, when you're going through a hard time, we have the hard time with you." In these words, there lies a profound lesson about friendship, not as a mere word, but as a living, breathing force that sustains us through all of life’s trials.

Consider the nature of true friendship. It is not born from forced gestures, nor is it sustained by obligation or pretense. Friendship, when it is genuine, flows like a river—steady, constant, and natural. It requires no grand declarations or efforts to prove its worth; it simply is. Jennie’s words remind us that love and friendship are not things to be forced or faked. They are the quiet, powerful forces that hold us together, unspoken but always present. When we are in the company of those we call friends, we need not try too hard to prove our loyalty, for it is felt in the naturalness of our connection.

In the ancient tales of old, Hercules was not just known for his mighty strength, but for the deep friendship he shared with Theseus and Iolaus. These men, who faced many trials together, understood this truth—that when the storm clouds of life gathered, they would face them together. No matter the battles they fought, no matter the challenges they overcame, their friendship was the armor that protected them from despair. When one of them faltered, the others were there, lifting him up, for they knew that the bond they shared was more powerful than any enemy they could face. It was in friendship that they found strength, and it was in unity that they found victory.

This is the true meaning of Jennie’s words: friendship is the glue that binds us in the hardest moments. It is not a superficial connection, but a deep, unspoken promise that we will stand by one another, no matter the trials ahead. When one suffers, we all suffer, and when one is joyful, we all rejoice. In this way, friendship is a shared journey, a bond that goes beyond mere companionship to become a source of collective strength and support. To be a true friend is to walk alongside another, to hold their burdens as your own, and to offer your heart in their time of need.

Let us look to the friendship of David and Jonathan, the ancient tale of two souls bound by more than blood. Even when the very world sought to tear them apart, their friendship remained unshaken. Jonathan, the son of a king, knew that the path of loyalty to his father would lead him to a choice between his royal duty and his bond with David. Yet, he chose David—not out of obligation, but because he knew the truth: true friendship transcends all, even the ties of family. In their bond, they found the strength to face even the most impossible of circumstances. This was not a friendship that needed to be worked at; it was a friendship that was already formed, solidified in the hearts of both men. They understood that, in their union, they had the power to endure whatever came their way.

From these ancient stories and Jennie’s wisdom, we understand a profound lesson: true friendship does not demand constant effort, but requires genuine presence and support. It is in the quiet moments, in the days when life is hard, that friendship proves its worth. To be a friend is to offer your time, your compassion, and your understanding, especially when the road is rough. Friendship requires no pretense; it asks only that you be real, that you share in the burdens of the ones you love, and that you remind each other of your mutual strength in the darkest times.

And so, O future generations, cultivate your friendships with honesty and care. Do not wait for the moments of crisis to show your true worth as a friend. Instead, in every moment, small or large, show up for one another. When life is easy, celebrate together; when life is difficult, hold each other up. Let your friendships be rooted in natural love, a love that asks nothing, yet gives everything. And when the storms come, as they always do, let it be the reminder that in friendship, no one is ever truly alone. Through it, we find our strength, our purpose, and our greatest treasures.