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Friend shopping
15-03-2021
2021
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We try on clothes to make sure they're a good fit, so why don't we do the same with friends Dolly; issue 0912; p098 - 099; Text Available

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caption98 DOLLY DOLLY.COM.AU WORDS MILLIE CHANDLER PHOTOGRAPHY GETTY IMAGES We tr y on clothes to make sure they’re a good fi t, so why don’t we do the same with friends? Find buds you’ll never want to exchange with this checklist. FRIEND SHOPPING she’ll well the “When DOLLYFRIENDSHIP do0912p98_ fri.pdf Page 98 30/07/2012, 9:51:08 AM

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captionFUN Your bud doesn’t have to be a stand-up friendship glue and means you that cracks you up, or a meme you having a good time – it all goes into an excellent friendship. REFUND PLEASE “My friend Kristy was so serious all the time. She would say my humour was and would have a tantrum if anyone else did. In the end I felt like I couldn’t even smile around her!” Lindsey, 16 comedian, we’re just saying that being able to have fun is awesome guys can just relax with each other. “Sometimes all you need to turn your bad day around is to reminisce about something funny with your friend,” says Brenda. It can be a movie quote think is hilar or just hanging out and juvenile, never made fun of herself PHOTOGRAPHY TRUSTWORTHY Pa rt of being good f r iend s with someone mea n s keeping t heir secrets (especia lly not telling anyone they k iss their 1D poster ever y n ight before bed!), and k now ing they’ll have your back i n ret u r n, plus giving each ot her honest advice. “You’re trusti ng this person w it h your friendship,” says therapist Brenda Greene, “Your friend sh ip is a gif t t hat should be cherished.” REFU ND PL E ASE “My fr iend Sophia* conv inced me to get a f ringe (big mistake). I found out she told one of my other friend s she k new it wou ld look bad but she ju st Jolie, 16 SUPPORTIVE You r fr iends should be your biggest fa n s. If you’re ahead in the 100-metre sprint, they’re cheering the loudest, and if you don’t make it into the school play, they tel l you you’re sti ll a superstar to t hem. “You should feel l ike you can do any thing because you’re supported by the people closest to you,” says Brenda. REFU ND PL E ASE “W hen I got made captain of my hockey team, my f riend sa id ‘W ho cares, t hat’s such a silly ACCEPTING “Friends g row and change toget her, a nd know their differences ma ke them g row closer,” says Brenda. A t rue friend w il l roll with the punches a