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Thanks for your help.
A question remains. So, this sentence:
" - A friendship requires a lot of respect FROM both sides " is wrong ?
- A friendship requires both sides TO have a lot of respect ? Is tehere any other possibility ?
I don't think of a friendship as having requirements. It is, after all, an intangible thing. How about:Originally Posted by AndreaLima
- For a friendship to be solid there must be mutual respect.
You could also say meaningful instead of solid.
What do you think?
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