Our second group of the day was about having healthy connections with people, also known as picking your friends wisely. I’ve struggled with this in the past. To be honest with you, I was so lonely that I let anyone be my friend, no matter how destructive they were. That’s actually how I got my bike stolen; I hope you get appendicitis, Vince Moriarty…
“So much can change in your life based on who you surround yourself with,” the counselor spoke.
“You mean like on an unconscious level?” I asked curiously.
“Exactly, and that is why it is so important to have good people in our lives. One of the most important lessons they never taught you in school is to pick your friends wisely.”
“How do you do it?” Ashley asked.
“I make a pros/cons page and see the true worth of someone,” he replied
