Rebecca WellsFriends are supposed to act like harbor boats–let you know if you’re off course. But it ain’t always possible…
About This Quote
What this quote means is that you should be able to trust your friends to tell you if you are doing something wrong. They shouldn’t be there to help you if they don’t feel like it. If you do something wrong, they shouldn’t try to cover for you by not telling you. But it ain’t always possible.
Sometimes things happen and there is no way of knowing what may be the right thing to do. However, until then, keep on motioning because one day, at the least, you will get things figured out.
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