“A friend is a present you give yourself.” What an ironic fortune cookie to receive tonight with my Chinese takeout — just as I edit a recent post on friending for my next MediaPost column. (It appears that quote originally is from Robert Louis Stevenson.)
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what does the quote “A friend is a present you give yourself” mean?
I suppose it means that if you make the effort to befriend someone, you're actually rewarding yourself through the joy and benefits of a friend.
Can if have dual meaning that you cannot ask a person to be your friend?
realy i cant understand this meaning
realy i cant understand this meaning
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