Power and position can corrupt even the noblest of relationships.
Words of advice.
Friendship is a sacred bond, but power and position can corrupt even the noblest of relationships. Beware of becoming the friend who exploits others' vulnerabilities, turning them into servants or objects of desire. Don't condition your help on personal gain or humiliation. Instead, offer a helping hand with dignity and respect.
Remember, true friendship is about uplifting, not oppressing. It's about supporting, not exploiting. And it's about honoring memories, not dishonoring loved ones.
Life is fleeting, and our time on this earth is short. Let's cherish our friendships.
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Matthew Victor Ufedo
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