You are all familiar with the phrase “A friend in need is a friend indeed”... What does this exactly mean?
Does this mean that a friend, when you are in need, is indeed a friend or a friend who is in need is indeed a friend or what?
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It means that a friend when you are in need is indeed a friend. Only friends will stick around when you are in need and show they are "true" friends.
You are all familiar with the phrase A friend in need is a friend indeed... What does this exactly mean?
Personally I think like any other quote or saying you can take what you want from it and make it what you want, I think it's basically stating what real friendship is. Either when a friend needs something, that's when you need to be a really good friend, or when you need something a friend is someone who is there in your time of need.
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