Yes.

When two people become friends, you will unconsciously ask the other person to become higher. If you think the other person is a friend, you should take care of your own interests. When the requirements become higher, they may not meet your expectations, and you will naturally feel a sense of loss. Another is that when two friends work together, the more they interact, the more conflicts they will naturally have. When you fail to view this kind of conflict correctly, friends who have been friends for decades may be separated because of a small thing, or more seriously, they may become lifelong enemies.

The more people communicate with each other, the more they understand each other, and you will get to know a person more comprehensively and know her strengths and weaknesses. When two people cooperate more, there will naturally be friction. If you can have a tolerant heart, these may not be a problem. What tolerance is, my understanding is to respect others, tolerate others' shortcomings, and understand that everyone is not perfect. When you use these mentality to make friends, there won’t be so many problems.

The difference between strangers and acquaintances is just how well you know them. In fact, everyone is not perfect, they have both advantages and disadvantages, and they are all the same including themselves. So you may feel that it is easy for strangers to be perfect, but when you become friends, you will have many shortcomings. Look at these with a tolerant attitude, and you won’t feel disappointed! When a person treats his friends with a tolerant attitude, he will have correct expectations for others. Any problems that arise are reasonable, and you will slowly blame yourself for the root cause.

Being tolerant of the world gives you more control over your life and less complaints in your life when getting along with others. People are selfish and want others to be tolerant to them, so people who can be tolerant will have many friends. You learn to get along with the strengths, and you also learn to get along with the shortcomings of others. The root of all problems lies within yourself. Find the root of all conflicts within yourself. Therefore, it is not difficult to accept the shortcomings of friends. After all, no one is perfect.