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The Way We Choose Friends

This very general statement given by Grahamcontact is made in certain settings such as
Allen sums up very well some of the links towork, a sports or social club, but they only
how friendships are formed. Most of thetruly become friends when they start to
people who we class as our friends areinteract with these same people outside of
likeminded people sharing one or more commonareas where they initially met. People are
interests. Many would say that people of theconsciously choosing their friends and
same social class are likeminded, mix andchoosing the kind of relationships they have
interact within the same social circles,with them, whether they be very open and
perform similar jobs, take their children toshare many details about their lives or quite
the same schools or go to the same schools,closed and simply talk about the context
colleges or universities, have common socialwhich they are friends about, e.g. parenthood
interests and generally there is a largeand schooling if they have met during their
number of friends made with people who sharestudy.Are many our friendships based on
the same social class. Are these friendshipseducational background? From compulsory
made because of the same social class, oreducation up to the end of high school we
through the common features of that socialmeet and make many friends, certainly not
classes living? Relationships are madenecessarily all our friends, but at least
through interaction and meeting of people andsome. At the age of six for example, it is
then they develop further into friendshipsour school mates other than family and
through similarities in their lives such asparental figures that you are spending most
social class, similar personalities andof your time with.
common features of their lives.The initial



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