Explain this quote:

"Have no friends not equal to yourself." - Confucius

That means in my opinion that if you have a friend that isn't down for you or isn't like you then u shouldn't be friends with them

Answered by Randog07 | 2024-06-10

Have no friends not **equal **to yourself - Confucius means Initially **friendship **is based on mutual **respect **and liking.
Who is Confucius?
Confucius was a Chinese philosopher , politician, and teacher (551 to 479 B.C.E.) He is known for his thoughts on ethics , good behavior, and moral character.
If you trusted your friend and demonstrated your worth as a true friend, you are **honorable **and shameless.
If they deceive you, they have demonstrated their lack of worth as a friend, and they have dishonored and shamed themselves.
This can be taken a step further by investigating the honor system in friendship and the significance of true friendship in a mature and civil society. The implication appears to be complete **honesty **and truth among friends because, without it, it is not **friendship **and becomes harmful to the establishment of a stable community.
Therefore, True friendship** **is based on **respect **and liking.
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Answered by edwinvt809 | 2024-06-16

Confucius's quote emphasizes the importance of forming friendships with those who share similar values and morals, promoting mutual respect and personal growth. He believed that surrounding oneself with like-minded individuals contributes to stronger, healthier communities. This idea enhances ethical behavior and social stability, encouraging individuals to choose friends wisely.
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Answered by edwinvt809 | 2024-10-15