First, don't cross the line.

Respect your friends' lifestyles and values, don't interfere in their lives, and don't judge their lives too much. Just accompany them and give them timely care, but have a degree. When friends show that they don't want to talk too much, give them space, don't kidnap them emotionally, and feel that as friends, they should know everything.

Second, don't complain.

Don't complain that your friends don't do anything for you because they don't need to do anything for you. If your friend has done a lot for you, you should be grateful, but that is not necessary. If you do a lot for your friends, that's what you want. Don't think that your friends owe you. This only applies to real friends, not to people who want to use you.

Third, less commitment.

Don't promise what you can't do easily. Explain the situation clearly so that others can understand you. Don't brag just to show off your talents or show your friendship. This will not only delay other people's affairs, but also affect your friendship with friends.

Fourth, listen more and talk less.

This is for people who have just known each other for a long time. When you don't know each other's personality, smile and listen first, don't express your opinions in a hurry, and then express your opinions when you are familiar with them.